By default, WordPress provides pages that display the posts written by each author. These author pages will normally be located at a URL like this /author/username/. For example, you can find all my PublishPress posts by clicking on this link. That URL is a good example of how these pages work. However, these author pages…
Welcome to the fourth annual review from PublishPress. You can read our previous reviews for 2019, 2020, and 2021. We write these annual reviews for at least three reasons: Here’s our recap of key events for PublishPress in 2022.
The PublishPress Authors plugin can now provide schema data to help search engines find your author information. This is possible if you’re using the Yoast SEO or Rank Math SEO plugins. If you have the PublishPress Authors plugin installed, plus either Yoast or Rank Math, the schema data will be available automatically. No configuration is…
We’re really happy to say that the PublishPress Authors plugin is now at version 4.0. Previously, the main selling point of PublishPress Authors was that you could add multiple authors to one post. That’s not possible with the WordPress core. But thanks to user feedback, we’ve been able to expand the plugin. With version 4.0,…
PublishPress Authors 3.19 is available today. This release has a powerful new Author Pages feature, so you can showcase the work of each individual author. In this guide, I’ll explain why we built this feature, and then I’ll explore how you can use it.