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The plugin does not require any specific settings except for the maximum PHP execution time configuration: https://www.cyberseo.net/blog/increase-php-maximum-execution-time/

Could you please share the full campaign settings you're using - especially the following fields:

1. Section Headings
2. Article Titles
3. Heading Structure Prompt
4. Main Prompt

Also, please copy and paste the log when the scheduled post is generated. This will help us see exactly how the titles are processed and if the plugin is using your input or generating new titles.

Thanks for sharing all the details. That helped clarify the issue. From what I can tell, you're currently using:

• Section headings: Automatic
• Heading structure: empty

Your expectation seems to be each article to have the same fixed structure of section headings based on your titles, e.g.:

Introduction
Review
FAQ
Conclusion
... etc.

Currently, the plugin is generating new section headings for each article dynamically. This is because you selected Section headings => Automatic.

The plugin documentation states the following (from Login to see this link):

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If you want to use a fixed structure for all articles, you need to do two things.

1. Set Section headings to Manual.

2. Enter your section titles line by line in the Heading structure field. For example:

Introduction
Online Ministry Tools
Community Engagement
Challenges and Solutions
Conclusion

3. Keep your list of article titles as it is. Each line will serve as an article title, and the internal structure will adhere to the fixed section headings you provided.

This way, every article will have the same layout but a different title and topic.

Just want to make sure I understand your question correctly. When you say "a different layout for each article," do you mean

1. Should each article have a different set of section headings? For example, one article could have "Introduction," "Review," and "Conclusion," while another could have "Background," "Tools," "Challenges," and "Takeaways."

2. Or, do you mean that the formatting within the sections should change? For example, one article could have a table, another could have a list, and another could have quotes.

Both are possible, but they are handled differently.

To use different section headings in each article, set "Section headings" to "Automatic" and write a smart prompt in the "Heading structure" field to guide how those headings are generated. You can even use Spintax to randomize how the AI generates the structure.

To apply different formatting to each section, use compound prompts in the Prompt field, such as:
- SECTION 2
- SECTION 5

The plugin will use these to apply different instructions per section, as described in the Login to see this link. The plugin will use these to apply different instructions per section, as described in the documentation.

Which type of layout do you mean? Do you mean both?