PublishPress Blocks 3.7.3: Accordion Block Gets Improved Keyboard Accessibility
PublishPress Blocks 3.7.3 improves Accordion block keyboard accessibility, adds WordPress 7.0 compatibility fixes, and polishes Block Controls spacing.
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PublishPress Revisions 3.8.2: Copy Posts and Field Controls
PublishPress Revisions 3.8.2 adds post copying, field controls for revisions and copies, approval shortcuts, styling updates, bug fixes, and a security fix.
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PublishPress Capabilities 2.45: Control Access for AI Tools Using Application Passwords
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.
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PublishPress Statuses 1.3.3: Cleaner Editor Workflows
PublishPress Statuses 1.3.3 cleans up editor status controls, improves Post Access usability, fixes filtering issues, and closes security gaps for safer sites.
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What is the Edit Posts Permission in WordPress?
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…
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PublishPress Authors v4.15: Authors Can Belong to Multiple Categories
PublishPress Authors 4.15.0 lets authors belong to multiple categories, adds author-page text settings, and includes important security hardening for sites.
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Allow WordPress Users to Manage Lower-Level Accounts
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….
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How to Schedule a Term to be Added to a WordPress Post
We had a question from a PublishPress user this week. They wanted to publish a post and then automatically change the taxonomy term in the future. They wanted to automatically move a post into an “Archives” category three months after publication. This is possible with the PublishPress Future plugin. You can schedule a Tag, Category…
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What are User Role Levels in WordPress?
Did you know that every user role in WordPress has a level from 0 to 10? These levels are rarely visible in the WordPress admin area, but they have an important impact on how your site works. The very lowest user role level is given to the Subscriber role and that has a value of…
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PublishPress Permissions v4.8.2: Clearer Group Permissions and Term Controls
PressPermit 4.8.2 makes user permissions easier to audit, adds clearer group context, improves term controls, and fixes key restriction issues for busy sites.