PublishPress Planner v4.8.0: Expanded Translation Support
PublishPress Planner Pro 4.8.0 expands translation support, refreshes key libraries for security, and fixes permission handling in modals for editorial teams.
Author: Steve Burge
Steve is the founder of PublishPress. He's been working with open source software for over 20 years. Originally from the UK, he now lives in Sarasota in the USA. This profile is generated by the PublishPress Authors plugin.
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AI is Now a Contributor to WooCommerce. What Comes Next? With Brian Coords
Brian Coords is a Developer Advocate for WooCommerce. I invited Brian on the PublishPress podcast after seeing that AI is now listed as an official contributor to WooCommerce. We talk about what comes next for WooCommerce and other open source projects? Is AI going to be building new plugin features? Writing the documentation? Fixing long-standing…
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How to Use AI to Publish Better WordPress Content and Books. With Malcolm Peralty
Malcolm Peralty has been writing with WordPress since before version 1.0! That’s over 20 years of blogging! In this episode of the PublishPress Podcast we discuss how writing has powered Malcolm’s career, even now in the AI area. Malcolm thinks that storytelling is an essential skill, even for people in technical roles. We talk about…
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Control Who Can View Your WordPress Posts
Who can view the posts on your WordPress site? Normally you have only two choices: 1. Everyone can view (Published status)2. Only Administrators or Editors can view (Private status) That’s it! Those are normally the only two options in WordPress.
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What Are Alternatives to Google Analytics for WordPress Users? With Derek Ashauer
In this episode of the PublishPress podcast we welcome Derek Ashauer who runs Conversion Bridge. Google Analytics 4 is not a good platform. It’s hard to use. It’s not privacy-friendly. You can do better. Conversion Bridge can connect your WordPress site to over 20 different platforms including Plausible, Fathom, User Maven, Pirsch, Microsoft Clarity and…
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Capabilities for Reusable Blocks / Synced Patterns
Reusable Blocks / Synced Patterns are one of my favorite features in the WordPress block editor. They allow you to easily re-use content in multiple places across your site. However, WordPress does place access control limits on Reusable Blocks (that’s what I’ll call them in this post, although Synced Patterns is more commonly used). We…
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Allow WordPress Users to Edit the Details for Media Files
A PublishPress user wrote to us with question: I have just installed your PublishPress Capabilities plugin, which is working almost perfectly. The problem that I’m having is that my user can upload images but can not edit the Alternative Text, Title, Description and Caption of the image, which I need the user to be able…
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Make Your WordPress Admin Areas Colorful and Unique
If you work with multiple WordPress sites, I’m 100% sure that you get confused sometimes. Every site has the same black and white admin area. Every site looks identical!
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Introducing the New PublishPress Shortlinks Plugin
We believe that WordPress is the best publishing platform. Our goal is to help make it even better for you. To reach that goal, we plan to add several new plugins to PublishPress in 2026. You will get access to more small, medium and big plugins this year. PublishPress Shortlinks is first new plugin we’re launching towards that…
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Choose Default and Locked Post Statuses in WordPress
The PublishPress Statuses plugin now allows you to choose default visibility statuses for new posts. You can also lock those statuses so new posts are forced to have these statuses. The default visibility statuses in WordPress are “Published” and “Private”, but it’s possible to add more using the PublishPress Statuses plugin. This feature is really…