By default, WordPress users which access to the “Posts” screen can see all the Posts on the site, regardless of whether they are the author or can edit then. This is not a problem for many sites. After all, most Posts on most sites are publicly available – there’s no need to hide them. However,…
The last year has been dominated by AI technology. Lazy publishers are racing to produce articles in minutes using AI tools. What happens if you want to go in the opposite direction? What happens if you value high-quality content and think you’ll be rewarded in the long-run? In that case, you want to showcase the…
I’m delighted to say that we’ve released a new feature called “Action Workflows” in the PublishPress Future Pro plugin. We think this is something unique in the WordPress world and will be useful for many of you. Action Workflows allow you to update your content using custom workflows. Here are some examples of what you…
We’re super excited to share some brand new features in the PublishPress Authors plugin. This plugin allows you to create, manage and display authors for all your WordPress content. The latest version of the plugin is available now and it has two big improvements:
PublishPress Authors 4.6 is now available, and it has several improvements to make the plugin easier to use. When you install this update, you’ll find a new block so you can quickly add author profiles to the Gutenberg block editor. You’ll also see a much better way to add icons to Author Boxes. For example,…
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…
Over the last few years, customers have sent in many feature requests for PublishPress. Some of those are requests unique to one person. Others are sent in by dozens of customers, and we try really hard to build those features! Top of the feature request list has always been an activity log. People want to…
Google’s E-E-A-T stands for Expertise, Experience, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. It’s a concept used by Google’s search team to evaluate the quality and credibility of a website’s content. If you have a WordPress website, E-E-A-T is going to have some influence on where you appear in Google’s search results. In this post, I’ll explain what E-E-A-T…
Over the last few years, our team has written several tutorials that help you find key information in the WordPress database. Here are some of those guides: In this guide, we’re going to look at where post revisions are stored in the WordPress database. If you’re not familiar with how revisions work, check out this…
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…