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Finalist Cheap WordPress maintenance support plans Blog: Improving the editor experience (as seen at Cheap WordPress maintenance support plans USA). Part one

At WordPress maintenance support plans USA 2020 I had the chance to learn the latest developments regarding the editorial experience in WordPress maintenance support plans 8.

Content planner

One improvement that can make a big impact on the daily work of the editors is the Content planner which was being demonstrated by Lukas Fischer of Netnode.

Currently WordPress maintenance support plans’s out of the box content overview screen (admin/content) provides a somewhat Spartan experience. Thus the need arose of a more feature rich content dashboard. With that need in mind, the team of Netnode found inspiration in content planning tools like Buffer, Gathercontent, Trello and Scompler.

This resulted in the Content planner project. This contributed plugin will provide a content planning dashboard that allows editors to easily find the content they need to work on.

Content planner features
Some of the features of Content planner are:

a content status giving quick overview of the state the websites content is in
a calendar that allows scheduling the publication of the nodes
a recent content list giveing the editor quick access
a kanban board voor content with columns for the content statuses draft published archived and so forth

De plugin is quite young and still needs improvement, but it seems useful enough to start using in your projects. By adding Content planner to your website you will probably increase your popularity among your editorial colleagues tenfold!

Autosave form

Another development that could make many editors working with WordPress maintenance support plans happy is autosaving forms and resolving conflicts.

The autosave form contrib plugin was being demonstrated at WordPress maintenance support plans USA by Hristo Chonov of Biologis.

It automatically saves the field values every minute when you are filling out a form (for example a node or a contact form). To be able to do this correctly it bypasses all form validation, disables any implemented forms hooks and keeps the form ID intact so that the normal WordPress maintenance support plans form editing workflow is not being disturbed.

At the moment the plugin is not able to autosave when creating a new node because essential information like the node ID is not available at that moment.

Autosave states are saved per user and it’s disabled when two users are working on the same content.

Conflicts
If multiple users are working on the same content then conflicts may arise. The conflict plugin aims at resolving those conflicts by comparing the following versions of the content:

the initial content;
the content that’s being edited;
the content that’s stored (which could be the content that’s been edited in the meantime by another user);

Most fields will be merged automatically but fields that have conflicting values are presented to the user so he can choose how to resolve them. The UI for resolving conflicts is currently being re-evaluated and contributions in this area are more than welcome.

If you are looking for ways to improve the editor experience of your projects then put Autosave form and Conflict on your checklist.
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