If you write of a lot of WordPress posts, it's easy to make mistakes. That's why we built the PublishPress Checklists plugin. It automatically catches many of our errors before we publish.
In this post, we'll introduce a feature in PublishPress Checklists that checks for broken links in your content (both external links and internal links).
This question came across the PublishPress support desk this week:
Do you know how to set a maximum character length on the excerpt field? I need to be the point of entry, rather than when displaying it on the frontend. I want to force the user to write an excerpt of a certain length.
Yes, this is possible with the PublishPress Checklists plugin. If you need more details, check out our beginners guide to excerpts.
Many WordPress themes rely on Excerpts, but they can be a mystery to many users.
In this post, I'll explain what an Excerpt is, how you create them, where they appear, and how you can get more control over how they're used on your site.
Tags and Categories are the two ways you can categorize your WordPress content.
There's often a debate about the right way to use Tags and Categories in order to optimize your sites for search engines.
Let's take a look at advice on how to use Tags and Categories …
PublishPress Checklists is a plugin that we've been working on throughout 2020. With this plugin, you can define tasks that users must complete before content is published.
For example, you can make sure your posts have a minimum or maximum number of words. Or you can ensure that all your posts have a featured image.
After working on PublishPress Checklists all year, the plugin is finally at a point where honestly I can say, “This is awesome!”
Version 2.4 of Checklists is now available with new features that I've been looking forward to for a long time.
PublishPress Checklists is the plugin if you want to control the quality of your WordPress content.
You can define tasks that authors must complete before content is published. These tasks are things like writing a minimum number of words, or adding a featured image.
When you use PublishPress Checklists, you set requirements that writers must complete before their content is published.
Here are are some examples of those requirements:
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.
Do you care about creating great content with WordPress?
Now there's a plugin that allows you to ensure all your content meets your high standards.
We've just released version 2.0 of the PublishPress Checklists plugin.
This version is now a stand-alone plugin. It also has full support for WooCommerce products, and it can be white-labelled.
Do you care about creating great content with WordPress? Now there's a plugin that allows you to ensure all your content meets your high standards.
We've released a free version of the PublishPress Checklists plugin. You can get the free version on WordPress.org.
PublishPress Checklists is the best way to make sure that your content is ready to go live. This plugin enables you to choose pre-publishing requirements for your content. For example, you can require that all posts have a minimum number of words, or that they all have a featured image.
