These posts feature news and tutorials for the PublishPress Permissions plugin. This is our plugin for advanced WordPress permissions.
PublishPress Permissions is our plugin for advanced WordPress permissions. It goes far beyond the options you’ll find in the WordPress core. Our goal is to provide the most useful and flexible permission options in WordPress, so we just released a very significant update for the Free version of the plugin. The Free version is available…
The PressPermit plugin has a new name: “PublishPress Permissions”. The “PressPermit” name has been around for over 10 years, and we’re sorry to see it go. However, we hope the new name will fit in better with the other plugins here at PublishPress. One of our main goals on our 2019 roadmap was to re-brand…
Over 80,000 WordPress users rely on the “Capability Manager Enhanced” plugin to control permissions on their site. I’m delighted to say that the plugin now has a Pro version with extra features. The plugin also has a new name: PublishPress Capabilities.
This was a busy year here at PublishPress. I wanted to take a moment to explain what happened at PublishPress in 2019. There were major changes this year that will probably require you to update your site, if you have been using our plugins for some time. What happened at PublishPress in 2019? Our goal…
This week, we finished moving the PressPermit plugin over to PublishPress.com. This is the final stage of our acquisition of several plugins from PressPermit.com. If you’ve never used PressPermit before, here’s what you need to know: it’s the most flexible and advanced permissions plugin for WordPress.
Version 1.20.7 of PublishPress is available today, along with updates for the PublishPress add-ons. PublishPress is the ideal plugin if you want to schedule content in WordPress. Here’s an overview of this week’s releases:
Over the last few weeks, we’ve been working hard on PublishPress compatibility with Gutenberg. Gutenberg has been a challenge, to say the least. But we’ll have more details on that in another blog post next week. In the meantime, PublishPress 1.17 is available today. It adds some features, fixes a security hole and resolves some bugs….
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,…
The slogan of PublishPress is “Professional Publishing Tools for WordPress”. The latest PublishPress add-on allows a large team to work effectively in WordPress. By default, WordPress offers a fixed set of publishing permissions: Contributors can write their own posts. Authors can write and also publish their own posts. Editors can edit and publish posts by…