Have you started using AI tools to update or manage your WordPress site? I’ve spoken to lots of PublishPress customers who are using AI tools to create posts, generate images, audit existing content, and much more. Most AI tools use Application Passwords, and they’re super easy to set up. But here’s the catch: if you’re…
Slideshows are vastly under-rated by webdesigners. Slideshows can be fast, stylish, accessible and mobile-friendly. You’ll find slideshows on the homepages of Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Netflix and many other leading businesses. A gorgeous slider plugin can really help you to create a great looking website. And if you choose right, you don’t have to see your…
PublishPress Blocks 3.7.3 improves Accordion block keyboard accessibility, adds WordPress 7.0 compatibility fixes, and polishes Block Controls spacing.
PublishPress Shortlinks 1.7.0 adds auto linking, Gutenberg tools, free import/export, customizable messages, and security hardening for safer WordPress sites.
PublishPress Revisions 3.8.2 adds post copying, field controls for revisions and copies, approval shortcuts, styling updates, bug fixes, and a security fix.
PublishPress Capabilities 2.45.0 adds a setting to deny capabilities for Application Passwords, plus multisite sync and admin UI fixes for safer API access.
PublishPress Statuses 1.3.3 cleans up editor status controls, improves Post Access usability, fixes filtering issues, and closes security gaps for safer sites.
When organizations with larger teams start using WordPress, permissions quickly become one of the trickiest things to get right. Who can write posts? Who can upload images? Who can see the admin at all? Many of these questions come back to a single capability: edit_posts. Despite its narrow-sounding name, this permission controls access to a…
PublishPress Authors 4.15.0 lets authors belong to multiple categories, adds author-page text settings, and includes important security hardening for sites.
We had a question from a user who wondered if they could restrict users to editing lower-level users in WordPress. For example, is it possible to allow Authors to only edit Subscribers and Contributors? Or is it possible to allow Contributors to edit only Subscribers? Yes, it is possible with the PublishPress Permissions Pro plugin….