

Example of a content warning
The Dead Dove plugin lets administrators and users apply content warnings to content. Administrators define the available warnings as terms in a custom taxonomy and choose which of them trigger a warning by default. Users can override those defaults in their settings.
Warnings can be applied to a whole post, to a block, to selected text, and to a post’s featured image. From version 2.0, they can also be applied when posting to BuddyBoss activity feeds and forums, even by users who can’t reach the WordPress dashboard.
Content tagged with a term that triggers a warning for the viewer is blurred. To view it, the viewer reads and accepts the disclaimer, which is the description of the term.
Selections are stored in the deaddove_user_warning_terms user meta key.
To warn about a whole post, apply a term that requires a warning to it. The Content Warning taxonomy appears in the post editor next to tags and is used the same way.
[content_warning] shortcode.To take a warning off, select the wrapped text, open the same menu item, and click Remove.
In the post editor, open the Content warning panel in the document sidebar and check Content warning on featured image to blur the featured image on the single post page.
Use the [content_warning] shortcode to apply warnings within a block. Enter the slug of each term in tags, separated by commas.
Single term
[content_warning tags="sensitive"]
This section discusses sensitive material.
[/content_warning]
Multiple terms
[content_warning tags="graphic,offensive"]
This section contains graphic language and offensive themes.
[/content_warning]
When adding content to the activity feed or a forum post, the available content warnings are shown in a drop-down in the editing box.
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