We’re getting really, really close to the launch of Revisionary Pro and Multiple Authors 3.

Thanks to all of you who use the PublishPress plugins. Your support enables us to work on these cool, new releases.

Some PublishPress users have asked us about accepting content from their site visitors.

We recommend the User Submitted Posts plugin. This plugin is an excellent choice. If you rely on User Submitted Posts, your visitors don’t need an account on your site, so this can reduce the friction involved with creating content.

The Glossary plugin allows you to create a glossary on your WordPress site. This can be very useful feature for your visitors, particularly if you work in an industry with lots of jargon or unusual words.

The Glossary plugin allows you to automatically create links from words to the corresponding term page in the glossary. So if you define the word “server” in your glossary, this plugin can automatically link any occurrences to the glossary definition.

Here at PublishPress, our team maintains over 30 sites, spread across multiple projects. It’s a huge pain to maintain, back up and update all those sites. We use Watchful to make this process easier. Watchful is one single dashboard for all your WordPress sites.

PublishPress version 1.20.9 is available today. This is a bug-fix release. There will be at least two similar releases in September as we work through a lot of user feedback.

Earlier this year, we relaunched the Revisionary plugin as part of our merger with PressPermit.

Revisionary is the best choice for managing, scheduling and moderating WordPress revisions.

After a summer of hard work, we’re getting close to launching Revisionary version 2. There is an updated Free plugin and an all-new Revisionary Pro!

If you want to test the new Revisionary Pro, here’s a download link. This is a beta version, so please don’t install on live sites yet.

Here’s a rundown of 5 features available in the new Revisionary.

By default, WordPress only allows you to add one author to each post.

Multiple Authors is a plugin that allows you to add as many authors as you want. This is really useful for teams who work together on content.

WooCommerce has permissions for many different features. For example, in another post, we saw how to control who edits orders in WooCommerce.

However, not all WooCommerce features have permissions. One PublishPress user wanted to control who can process refunds. This is possible with a little custom code.

In another post, we wrote about the 8 default statuses in WordPress. These statuses control who can view your WordPress content.

Six of these post statuses are easily visible. That leaves only two statuses that are harder to see in WordPress: Auto-Draft and Inherit. In this tutorial, I’m going to explain the Inherit status.

In another post, we wrote about the 8 default statuses in WordPress. These statuses control who can view your WordPress content.

Six of these post statuses are easily visible.