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I first installed the plugin to check translation then I kept it in my website because I found out it was useful to carry on my work. Thanks, I wish you carry on developing this and other useful plugin like this one.
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This is a very handy and useful plugin for serious bloggers and online publishers. The premium upgrade is great value and a wise addition.
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I set it up to prevent me from posting until I have added at least a tag. Very helpful!
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You can easily write your own checklist with a plugin and a few lines of javascript
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We use it to align our editorial team
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Hard to believe this only has a few reviews.
This plugin does exactly what it promises and is not cluttered with unnecessary things. If you have a complicated publication process that needs to be exactly right every time, this is a great plugin to prevent accidents.
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It helps me make sure I haven’t forgotten something important before I post. And it’s customizable, I added my own checks. Really great.
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This plugin is exactly what I was looking for so I don’t forget to do things before I publish a blog post.
I like I can add custom tasks to the list. Seems to work really well and I am glad this exists.
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Works good. I think it can detect images even in headers and footers for alt tags so make sure those are tagged too
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Great plugin with great support that helped clear up several points of developer confusion, enabling me to create many advanced custom checklist items that saves our editorial staff tens of hours every month.
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Plugin is easy to use.
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The plugin does what it’s meant to do.
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I used another checklist plugin not compatible with Gutenberg. Publishpress checklist works perfectly with the behavior I need?: prevent to publish if the conditions required are not good.
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Unlike some freemium plugins, Publish Press is always upfront and transparent about the actual functionality and features available with the free version of a plugin right in the description. They do not mislead users or omit key details that will impact your use of the plug in after you download and install it, and they do not surprise users with unreasonable limits or “free trial” periods to try to push them to purchase the premium version to actually get use out of the plug-in once they have already started using it.
PublishPress Checklists is no exception, and while paying for Publish Press Pro offers clear benefits that are enticing when using the free version of the plug-in, this is not a requirement for getting real value from the plug-in. PublishPress Checklists satisfies a basic functional need seamlessly and effectively, replacing less streamlined methods like disorganized or rarely updated rubrics or guidelines that users must access, refer to, distribute, adjust, and maintain through a separate interface with a user-friendly, easily customizable checklist displayed right there on the page in WordPress Editor.
Not only does PublishPress Checklists come with a list of suggested requirements that users can adjust or delete at their discretion, but it is easy to add fully custom requirements according to individual needs and structure. Those with appropriate user permissions can easily whether individual requirements are recommended or required to fulfill before a draft is published, disable and enable requirements when appropriate, and adjust checklists for different user roles and permissions. Furthermore, those with user permissions to make changes to the plug-in have the option to maintain unique checklists for different content types, widgets, and other applicable features and settings.
With a built-in ability for users to check off items for a given draft as they satisfy each one, the plug-in makes it easy and practical for contributors to stay on track of their own progress and responsibilities AND document this process for contributors with specified roles. This makes teamwork and long-term projects easy to organize and collaborate on. This plug-in is extremely useful whether your blog has one author, multiple authors, a wide away of user roles, or even an option for collaborations and user-submitted content. No matter what the nature of your website is, this plug-in can easily be adjusted and refined over time to perfectly fit the goals and processes behind it.
One feature that may be useful, which I did not see listed among Pro features or as part of other PublishPress plug-ins would be the option for multiple versions of each checklist even for the same content types, settings, and user roles. For example, posts that fit a certain category, series, or other purpose could benefit from even more highly specialized checklists that clearly define expectations for that individual project.
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easy work with this box
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Very good web site creating site.
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The Checklist is very helpful for on-page SEO.
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This is easy way to publish your ideas with content.
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best this site for guest post
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This plugin is really easy to use and offers it’s checklists and reminders in ways that will get the attention of forgetful bloggers. Works seamlessly with Gutenberg.
My only nitpick is that in requiring a specific number of categories, “uncategorized” counts as a category, which in the case of my site, means it never catches it if categories aren’t set.
Would really benefit from ACF integration.
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Easy, works out of the box. Love it.
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I like the way the checklist updates automatically. You don’t click anything, it’s super easy.
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