These are the newer controls in the full ResultsAiX Theme. Each has its own tab or its own place in the Customizer.
Post From A Link:
Paste an affiliate link on the Post From A Link tab and the theme follows the link to the offer's own page, reads what it says, and the AI writes a complete post around it on your blog: an opening that starts from the reader's problem, key takeaways, the sections, an honest who-should-skip-it, an FAQ, pictures, links to your other posts, a category, tags and the SEO title and description. Your exact link goes on the buttons and in the text, marked as sponsored, and a disclosure line goes at the top.
You can add your own take, typed or spoken, and choose the length, the voice and how many pictures go inside the post. The post saves as a draft for you to read first, which is the recommended choice, or publishes straight away. The tab counts how many readers followed your link from each post without ever redirecting it. The writing runs on your own AI key, and only an administrator can post.
AI Connect, Test Connection:
On the AI Connect tab, paste your key and press Test Connection. A key that works is saved there and then, so everything that needs it is ready at once.
Images:
Large pictures are the heaviest thing on most websites. The Images tab reads your media library and tells you what your pictures weigh, how many are far bigger than any screen will show, and roughly what you would get back. One button makes them lighter: each picture is brought down to a sensible size and saved again under the same file name, so no post, email or link breaks. PNG and WebP pictures keep their own format, so logos keep their see-through edges.
A modern WebP copy goes beside each picture and every visitor is served whichever their browser can take. Phones stop downloading the full size version, and new uploads are treated the same way. Every original is copied to a backup folder first, and you can put any picture back with one click, or delete the backups to take the space back. It never runs on its own, and nothing is sent to another company's servers.
Your Site settings:
- Your header: set the logo size and the menu text size, and show the Search and Accessibility buttons as icons only or with their words. Links that still do not fit go into a More dropdown.
- Where the logo goes: give the header logo and the footer logo their own address, a path such as /members or a full address. A tick box uses those addresses only inside the members area and protected pages, so your public blog's logo keeps opening the front page.
- Emails your site sends: password resets, new account emails and every other email WordPress sends on its own come from your site's name and your own address, never from WordPress. Set the name and address yourself, or leave them blank to use your business email on this domain.
- Your login page: pick a layout (Classic, Split, Minimal or Dark), choose your logo, and give it a background of your scheme colour, one colour, a gradient or a picture, with Darken and Blur controls. The heading, welcome line and the note under the form are yours to write, by hand or with AI.
Support link, footer and menus:
In the Customizer under ResultsAiX Theme, Support link address takes your contact page or help desk. The Help link in the footer, the portal sidebar, the support shortcode, the Quick Links menu and your legal pages all send visitors there. Leave it blank and they email the contact address on the Legal tab. You can also switch off the whole Help column in the footer and put your own words on the two headings above your footer menus. The footer's Legal column takes a Legal menu of your own, which you assign under Appearance, Menus, Legal Menu, and it still carries the Manage Cookies and accessibility links on the end.
Cookie notice:
On the Legal Pages tab, the cookie notice offers visitors a real choice. Your Analytics, Tag Manager and Meta pixel wait for the matching category, with Google Consent Mode v2, and YouTube, Vimeo and social embeds sit behind a Load this video card until marketing is allowed. Choices can be logged, without any IP address, and downloaded as a CSV. Scan Now lists the cookies your site really sets and writes the table into your Cookie Policy page, and a checklist for the EU and EEA, the UK, Canada, the US state laws and Brazil ticks itself from your live settings. It is a strong starting point, not legal advice.