How to manage a proper multi-author WordPress blog. Latest version of Edit Flow makes the list of recommended tools. Interestingly, at the top of the list is a team blog, P2 in fact, for authors and editors to discuss ideas, share links, etc. Now, if only that were embedded within the admin too…
Use Edit Flow with files of any format. Neat integration coming up in the next release of WP Document Revisions thanks in part to the power of a strong open source community.
Always feels good to write SQL statements instead of using WordPress core APIs.
Based on a bit of documentation I’m writing now for work, here are two features I want for Edit Flow:
Flying to Madrid on Delta today via JFK to spend ten days with Michelle in Zamora and then ten days with Automattic in Budapest. Rented three movies on iTunes (Forest Gump, The Jackal, and 180 South) to accompany Edit Flow hacking.
Best thing I’ve ever done was go to bed at 8 pm last night to get a full night sleep before travel.
Design challenges for v0.7. We have a few remaining UX/UI issues we’d love help on…
How To Change Your WordPress Workflow For The Better. Coverage of Edit Flow with good feedback.
Edit Flow v0.6.5: Fixes post timestamp issue when using custom statuses. Pretty annoying bug: if you set a post or a page to a custom post status, the publication timestamp would be set and saved. Upon publication of the piece, the publication date was set to whenever you originally saved the post with a custom post status. Our fix works around some of the limitations of WordPress core on this issue.
Running? Check. Rest of today: WordCamp Portland, soft-relaunch ONA conference homepage, prep Daily Emerald presentation for tomorrow, Edit Flow refactoring and driving to Eugene.
#18362 Post timestamp creation should use whitelisted post statuses instead of blacklisted. One approach to solving a timestamp problem with Edit Flow custom statuses. Instead of blacklisting the post statuses that shouldn’t receive GMT timestamps, whitelist the ones that should.
