PublishPress Revisions 4.0.2: Improving the Visual Comparison Feature
PublishPress Revisions 4.0.2 improves Visual Compare with richer sidebar details, clearer actions, page builder safeguards, security hardening, and fixes.
These posts feature news and tutorials for the PublishPress Revisions plugin. This allows you to submit, moderate, approve, and schedule revisions.
PublishPress Revisions 4.0.2 improves Visual Compare with richer sidebar details, clearer actions, page builder safeguards, security hardening, and fixes.
WordPress automatically saves revisions as you update posts and pages, allowing you to review previous versions and restore earlier content when needed. In previous versions of WordPress, these Revisions were difficult to read. It was not simple to see the details of what changed in your post. However, WordPress 7.0 introduced visual Revisions, which make…
PublishPress Revisions 3.9.2 clarifies editor sidebar actions, improves Decline Revision visibility, and fixes an untranslated label in WordPress workflows.
PublishPress Revisions 3.9.1 adds stronger approval settings, new revision limit options, WooCommerce indicators, and comparison screen fixes for editors.
PublishPress Revisions 3.9.0 brings WooCommerce revision support, faster review actions, frontend page indicators, and important stability fixes for teams.
PublishPress Revisions 3.8.2 adds post copying, field controls for revisions and copies, approval shortcuts, styling updates, bug fixes, and a security fix.
If you write blog posts in your browser, you have probably had the gut-wrenching experience of losing content. Maybe your browser crashed. Perhaps your internet connection dropped. But when you went back to your post, your content was missing. Ouch! Fortunately, autosaves are a WordPress feature that can help you avoid losing your content. WordPress…
PublishPress Revisions is the ultimate tool for making content changes. Users get a safe space to work on content updates. The Pro version of PublishPress Revisions has support for the popular Elementor page-builder plugin. This means that you can safely create copies of posts built with Elementor, make changes to those posts, and then publish your…
Normally, on a WordPress site, users can edit unpublished and published content in the same way. However, as a publisher, you know that there’s a big difference between editing unpublished and published content! It’s often important to approve changes to anything that is live on your website.
We spend a lot of time working on our content. We spend hours making sure our posts are as good as possible. We stress over the words, grammar,and punctuation. So naturally we’re worried about losing all that hard work. What happens if my browser crashes? What happens if someone edits my post and makes a…