This week, we've released updates for all of the PublishPress plugins.
We have six plugins in total, each with a Free and Pro version. This images shows all six:
If you use any PublishPress plugin, please check your site for updates.
The PublishPress Capabilities plugin is one of the most popular ways to control permissions for WooCommerce.
One PublishPress user wrote to us and asked this question:
Your plugin is amazing! I am able to get along well, except for WooCommerce. I created a role called “Order Manager” and the only thing I want this role to do is have access to Orders in WooCommerce. I want them to have full Order functionality (see orders, change order status, email invoice etc) but without being able to fully change/manage WooCommerce.
The PublishPress Capabilities plugin is one of the most popular ways to control permissions for WooCommerce.
The PublishPress Capabilities plugin is sometimes needed because WooCommerce can have confusing ways of handling permissions.
Several PublishPress Capabilities users have written to us about access to the WordPress admin area. As soon as they install WooCommerce, some users lose access to the admin area.
The Role Scoper plugin was first released in 2010, but after a decade it is now officially retired.
All the features you saw in the Role Scoper are now available in the PublishPress Permissions plugin.
We've built an automatic update script that will help you move from Role Scoper. If you're using Role Scoper, you will see a banner that encourages you to start the migration process:
One PublishPress user came to us and wanted to set up this workflow on their WordPress site:
- Contributors pitch a story idea.
- Editors review the pitch, and either approve it and assign it to an author or reject it.
- Authors and Editors work on the story. The Authors cannot publish, but the Editors can publish when they are happy.
PublishPress Permissions is our plugin for advanced WordPress permissions. It goes far beyond the options you'll find in the WordPress core.
Our goal is to provide the most useful and flexible permission options in WordPress, so we just released a very significant update for the Free version of the plugin.
The Free version is available on WordPress.org and has a ton of new features, giving you the flexibility to customize permissions on your site.
There are more new features than I can cover in one blog post. So I'll give you an overview of 5 of the key new features that you'll see in this version.
PublishPress Authors is the best plugin for adding many authors to one WordPress post. With this plugin, you can create detailed author profiles that linked to WordPress users, or you can add guest authors.
There are new releases for both the Free and Pro versions of PublishPress Authors.
Here's an overview of the new features in these releases …
The new Gutenberg editor in WordPress makes it really easy to share Amazon links.
Since the release of WordPress 5.2 in May 2019, you can find an “Amazon Kindle” block. When you're writing a post in WordPress, click the “Add block” button and you can search for “Amazon Kindle”:
Our aim is to provide you with the very best publishing plugins for WordPress.
To reach that goal, we've made a lot of big changes over the last 12 months. Those changes finally finished this week with the launch of the “PublishPress Pro” plugin.
I'm going to give you a quick recap of what's new and then I'll introduce PublishPress Pro.
Earlier this week, I was writing a post with the new Gutenberg editor in WordPress.
I wanted to add several GIFS to the post. However, it was a really frustrating process.
First, there is no “GIF” block in Gutenberg, so that wasn't an option.
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