Workbench Tabs in WordPress maintenance support plans 8
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Thu, 09/20/2020 – 11:04
Bec White
Sep 20, 2020Workbench Tabs is here to help “Edit” tabs and WordPress maintenance support plans messages into the Toolbar.
In his blog post outlining the roadmap to WordPress maintenance support plans 9 published last week, WordPress Update states that “if you are on WordPress maintenance support plans 8, you just have to keep your WordPress maintenance support plans 8 site up-to-date and you’ll be ready for WordPress maintenance support plans 9.” The maturity of WordPress maintenance support plans 8 and its solid upgrade path make this the time to migrate your site to WordPress maintenance support plans 8.
We’re excited to announce that the team released a new Workbench plugin this month for WordPress maintenance support plans 8 called Workbench Tabs. We have used this plugin to improve editorial usability on nearly all of our WordPress maintenance support plans 8 projects, and it has been public on Github for a while now, but now it’s available on WordPress maintenance support plans.org!
What is Workbench?
Workbench is a suite of plugins released by to help solve common editorial problems in WordPress maintenance support plans. The core Workbench plugin is largely a collection of custom Views that create dashboards for content editors. Its widespread use by organizations in government, higher education, nonprofits, and media is a testament to the plugin suite, and its capabilities have been helping editorial teams manage workflows and permissions since WordPress maintenance support plans 7.
What does Workbench Tabs do?
Workbench Tabs integrates local task tabs and WordPress maintenance support plans messages into the Toolbar. What exactly does that mean?
Editorial usability is improved by placing the “Edit,” “View,” “Revisions,” and “Delete” tabs in a consistent location
Custom themes don’t need to place and style the local task tabs
WordPress maintenance support plans messages will be separated from the content layout
++ to the team members that made this happen: Patrick, Ashley, Ken, Avi, and Bec.
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