…permissions plugins for WordPress. Our aim is to also make sure it’s one of the best. If you have any suggestions for improvements, we’d love to hear from you: help@publishpress.com….
…complex requirements that can’t always be completed automatically. They do rely on the users’ honesty. In the example below, I’ve added a task called “Please run a spell-check”. This will…
…to a “Legacy” state. Editorial Fields and Editorial Comments will no longer appear when you first enable the plugin. You can enable them by going to the “Settings” and then…
…new tags or categories, you can automatically create tags for authors. You can also block them from adding specific Tags and Categories items. This video below explains more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pO71uQQzZAY Other…
…or series. This is ideal for magazines, newspapers, short-story writers, teachers, comic artists, or anyone who writes multiple posts on the same topic. Here’s an overview of what’s new in…
…a link to the calendar. Here’s a video explaining more about this calendar sync feature: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rh36HCxxDN8 Things to Note Don’t expect your calendar exports to refresh instantly. the PublishPress feed…
…non-profit States Newsroom network whose sites also run on WordPress and cover state governments. But Wilson does have a commercial business model. He plans to sell advertisements in Pluribus’ free…
…is not always clear. Even the name “post statuses” is a little confusing because these statuses can apply to any post type – not just posts. One common question we…
…extra features. The plugin also has a new name: PublishPress Capabilities. The Free version is still available on WordPress.org. The Pro version is available here on PublishPress.com. PublishPress Capabilities Pro…
…statement from the company and doesn’t have a single author. Sometime the post is controversial and the safe choice is not to attach a person’s name. Whatever the reason, it’s…