I’m delighted to announce the launch of our 10th Pro plugin. Have you ever wanted to label a WordPress post something other than “Draft” or “Pending Review”? The PublishPress Statuses plugin can help. PublishPress Statuses allows you to create additional statuses for your posts. For example, you can add statuses to use before you publish…
It’s now possible to combine the PublishPress Revisions and PublishPress Planner plugins. In the Revisions plugin, you can schedule revisions to be automatically published in the future. This allows you to update content now, but publish those changes at a later date. In the Planner plugin, you can use the Content Calendar screen to see…
One of our key goals for this year is to help you replace expensive SaaS services. Why use Trello, ClickUp, Notion, or other products when you already have WordPress? We took a big step towards that goal with the latest update of PublishPress Planner. This version of the PublishPress Planner has new features and a…
If you’re an online publisher, there’s a very good chance you use WordPress to manage your content. Why use also use Trello, ClickUp, Notion, or other products when you already have WordPress? PublishPress Planner is a WordPress plugin that can replace your expensive content management services. You can write, plan, and publish your content entirely…
One of our key goals for this year is to build SaaS-style features in WordPress so you don’t need an extra service to plan your content. Why use Trello, ClickUp, Notion, or other products when you already have WordPress? We’ve just completed another step towards that goal with the release of “Content Board”. This is…
A few months ago, I was talking with a PublishPress customer. They use our plugins, but also rely on an external service to plan their content. That’s not unusual. We’ve heard from WordPress people who use Google Docs, ClickUp, Notion, and other tools. In most cases, the feedback was that the WordPress interface was too…
Back in 2017, our team was just starting to focus on WordPress development. The first plugin we launched was simply called “PublishPress”. We never expected to end up with at least eight other plugins. Over the last five years, we’ve added more plugins all with variations on the “PublishPress” name. So it is definitely time…
Version 3.0 of the PublishPress plugin is now available. This release focuses on improving the Notifications feature. You’ll find that the Notifications are now more stable, and the Notifications Log is more useful. There is an extra reason that we labeled this as “3.0” rather than simply continuing to “2.5”. There are some relatively minor…
If you’re running a busy website, it’s important to get a clear understanding of what content is being published. The PublishPress plugin does offer a Calendar view where you can see all your content in a week-by-week layout. However, a Calendar view must inevitably hide some information or else it would become unbearably crowded. For…
By default, WordPress does not allow you to see a list of your own draft posts. This can be frustrating if you want to see your work in progress. The image below shows the filters on top of the “Posts” screen in WordPress. As you can see, there are a lot of available filters. However,…