The PublishPress team write about WordPress and publishing. We have news, tutorials, reviews and guides to help you succeed as a publisher.
By default, WordPress does not allow you to see a list of your own “Pending Review” posts. If you’re not quite sure what “Pending Review” means in WordPress, read this guide to Pending Review vs Draft. The inability to easily see the post you’ve submitted for review can be frustrating. The image below shows the…
We’ve been working on improvements to the iCal and Google Calendar integration in PublishPress. These improvements aren’t live yet, but in a few days you’ll see them inside PublishPress. Thanks to the PublishPress members who have helped us test and improve these features. At the moment, you’ll see a link in the top-right corner of…
Are you wondering whether to use the PublishPress plugin for your site? Sure, we think PublishPress is the best editorial calendar in WordPress, but what about everyone else? Here are some reviews collected from around the web.
PublishPress is a plugin that helps WordPress teams create great content. Over the last few months, the PublishPress developers have built features that help WordPress users write better content together. These features include a beautiful content calendar, blog post checklists, publishing permissions and content notifications. Today we’re delighted to announce an acquisition that allows PublishPress…
WooCommerce is the most popular e-commerce platform in the world, and people are using it for busier and busier stores. If you run a busy WooCommerce site, you have 1001 things to think about every day. You need to worry about taxes, shipping, fulfillment, customer support and all the everyday challenges of running an e-commerce…
Throughout 2017, this site ran at PressShack.com. “PressShack” seemed like a good iname at first. For over a decade, we ran a site called “Joomlashack” and it continues to be a really successful business. So when starting a WordPress site, why not give it a similar name?
By default, most WordPress users have access to the “Publish” button. Anyone who is an Author, Editor or Administrator can publish content without permission from anyone else. Only two groups do not have access to the “Publish” button: Contributors and Subscribers. PublishPress allows you to create your own publishing statuses and user groups. So, in short,…
Over the last few weeks, we’ve been working hard to improve the Notifications area in PublishPress. The Notifications feature makes sure your WordPress team members get the content updates they need. There are a lot of setting in there, so our challenge was to make sure the user interface is very easy to use. Finally,…
WordPress is no longer a simple blogging platform it once was. Out of the box, it can be molded into a sophisticated content management system that handles complicated back-end requirements. However, your site may have requirements, that can’t be easily met with just the WordPress core. The PublishPress plugin meets one of such requirements. It…
The Gutenberg editor is making all the headlines in the WordPress world. That new editor is due to arrive in WordPress 5.0. However, the WordPress team are moving ahead in other areas too. One very cool new feature has just been added to WordPress 4.9, which is due for release in mid-November. This new feature…