# PublishPress Planner Pro `meteorgpl-plugin/publishpress-pro` — a WordPress plugin as a Composer package. PublishPress Planner helps you plan and publish content inside WordPress. Features include a content calendar, kanban board, and notifications. - Author: PublishPress — https://publishpress.com - Homepage: https://publishpress.com/ - License: not declared - Buy a license from the vendor: https://publishpress.com/ - Page: https://meteorgpl.com/packages/meteorgpl-plugin/publishpress-pro - Requires WordPress: 5.5 - Tested up to WordPress: 6.7 - Requires PHP: 7.2.5 - Translations: ar, bg_BG, ca, cs_CZ, da_DK, de_DE, el, en_US, es_ES, et_EE, fa_IR, fi, fr_FR, he_IL, hr, hu_HU, id_ID, it_IT, ja, ko_KR, lt_LT, nb_NO, nl_NL, pl_PL, pt_BR, pt_PT, ro_RO, ru_RU, sk_SK, sl_SI, sv_SE, th, tr_TR, uk, vi, yo, zh_CN, zh_TW - Vendor: PublishPress — https://meteorgpl.com/vendors/publishpress.com ## About PublishPress Planner can help you create great content in WordPress. Here’s an overview of the publishing tools you’ll find in PublishPress Planner: * There’s a beautiful [Editorial Calendar](https://publishpress.com/docs/calendar/) to give a clear picture of all your planned and published content. * You can create [Notifications](https://publishpress.com/docs/notifications/) to keep your team up-to-date with what’s happening. * You can write [Editorial Comments](https://publishpress.com/docs/editorial-comments/) to leave feedback for your site’s authors. * There are [Custom Statuses](https://publishpress.com/docs/custom-statuses/) so you can see where content is in your publishing workflow. * The [Content Overview](https://publishpress.com/docs/calendar/) screen allows you to drill down and analyze your site’s content. * You can add [Metadata](https://publishpress.com/docs/editorial-metadata/) to give your team extra information about each post. Interested in finding out more about PublishPress Planner? * [Check out the premium add-ons](https://publishpress.com/pricing/) for access to all the PublishPress Planner features. = WHO SHOULD USE PUBLISHPRESS PLANNER? = PublishPress Planner is ideal for WordPress sites that publish high-quality content. With PublishPress Planner, you can collaborate much more effectively. This makes PublishPress Planner a great solution for any site with multiple users. PublishPress Planner is often used by companies and non-profits, universities and schools, plus by magazines, newspapers and blogs. Join PublishPress and you'll get access to these Pro plugins: * [PublishPress Authors Pro](https://publishpress.com/authors) allows you to add multiple authors and guest authors to WordPress posts. * [PublishPress Blocks Pro](https://publishpress.com/blocks) has everything you need to build professional websites with the WordPress block editor. * [PublishPress Capabilities Pro](https://publishpress.com/capabilities) is the plugin to manage your WordPress user roles, permissions, and capabilities. * [PublishPress Checklists Pro](https://publishpress.com/checklists) enables you to define tasks that must be completed before content is published. * [PublishPress Future Pro](https://publishpress.com/future) is the plugin for scheduling changes to your posts. * [PublishPress Permissions Pro](https://publishpress.com/permissions) is the plugin for advanced WordPress permissions. * [PublishPress Planner Pro](https://publishpress.com/publishpress) is the plugin for managing and scheduling WordPress content. * [PublishPress Revisions Pro](https://publishpress.com/revisions) allows you to update your published pages with teamwork and precision. * [PublishPress Series Pro](https://publishpress.com/series) enables you to group content together into a series. * [PublishPress Shortlinks Pro](https://publishpress.com/shortlinks) allows you to create custom URLs for your posts and external links. * [PublishPress Statuses Pro](https://publishpress.com/statuses) enables you to create additional publishing steps for your posts. = EDITORIAL CALENDAR = The calendar gives you a powerful overview of your publishing schedule. Using the Editorial Calendar, you can easily see when content is planned, and when it was published. You can also drag-and-drop content to a new publication date. By default, you see all the WordPress content you have planned for the next six weeks. If you need to drill down, you can filter the calendar by post status, categories, users or post types. [Click here for more on the PublishPress Editorial Calendar](https://publishpress.com/docs/calendar/) = NOTIFICATION WORKFLOWS = Notifications keep you and your team up to date on changes to important content. Users can be subscribed to notifications for any post, either individually or by selecting user groups. PublishPress allows you to create powerful notification workflows based on post types, categories, status changes and much more. * [Click here for more on PublishPress Notifications](https://publishpress.com/docs/notifications/) = CONTENT OVERVIEW = The Content Overview screen is a companion to the Calendar screen. Whereas the Calendar allows you to see content organized by dates, Content Overview allows you to drill down and see content organized by status, categories, or users. In the top-right corner is a “Print” button. Click this to get a printable overview of all your planned content. * [Click here for more on the PublishPress Content Overview](https://publishpress.com/docs/content-overview/) = CUSTOM STATUSES = This feature allows you to create custom post statuses such as “In Progress” or “Pending Review”. You can define statuses to match the stages of your team’s publishing workflow. By default, WordPress provides you with a very limited set of status choices: Draft and Pending Review. With PublishPress you’ll see a much wider range of options. When you first install PublishPress, you’ll see these extra statuses: Pitch, Assigned, and In Progress. You can then create more custom post statuses to define the stages of your publishing workflow. * [Click here for more on the PublishPress Custom Statuses](https://publishpress.com/docs/custom-statuses/) = EDITORIAL COMMENTS = A very important feature in PublishPress is commenting. You can leave comments under each post you write. This is a private conversation between writers and editors and allows you to discuss what needs to be changed before publication. * [Click here for more on PublishPress Editorial Comments](https://publishpress.com/docs/editorial-comments/) = METADATA = Metadata enables you to keep track of important requirements for your content. This feature allows you to create fields and store information about content items. By default, PublishPress provide 4 examples of metadata, but you can add your own to meet your team’s needs. * [Click here for more on PublishPress Editorial Metadata](https://publishpress.com/docs/editorial-metadata/) = USER GROUPS = For larger organizations with many people involved in the publishing process, user groups help keep your workflow organized and informed. To find the user settings, go to the PublishPress link in your WordPress admin area, and click the “User Groups” tab. By default, PublishPress provides four user groups: Copy Editors, Photographers, Reporters and Section Editors. * [Click here for more on PublishPress User Groups](https://publishpress.com/docs/user-groups/) = IMPORTING FROM EDITFLOW = PublishPress is based on the EditFlow plugin. It is easy for Edit Flow users to import your data and settings. * [Click here for full instructions on moving from Edit Flow to PublishPress](https://publishpress.com/docs/migrate/) = I FOUND A BUG, OR WANT TO CONTRIBUTE CODE = Great! We’d love to hear from you! PublishPress [is available on Github](https://github.com/AllediaWordPress/PublishPress), and we welcome contributions from everyone. = FAQ = ## Changelog ### 4.8.0 — 2025-04-13 - Added: Support for additional translation tooling configuration (loco.xml) for Pro version. #1900 - Added: New CHANGELOG.md file for structured version tracking. - Changed: Expanded language support with improved translation system integration (up to 34 languages). #185 - Changed: Improved dependency management and updated multiple frontend libraries (lodash, minimatch, picomatch, webpack, js-yaml, diff, brace-expansion) for better security and compatibility. - Changed: Refactored Composer scripts for clearer and more maintainable build processes. #187 - Changed: Improved CI/CD workflows and code checking processes for better reliability. #186 - Changed: Development workspace environment for consistency across contributors. - Changed: Changelog handling by moving it from readme.txt to a dedicated CHANGELOG.md file. - Fixed: “Save Changes” button is no longer shown in Calendar, Overview, and Board modals for users without edit permissions. #1894 ### 4.7.2 — 2025-04-03 - Fixed: Duplicate copies of default Notification Workflows were created under some conditions, #1873 - Fixed: Notifications were sent without specified event name / content type under some conditions, #1874 - Fixed: If Revisions Pro is deactivated, some of its Notifications are still sent #1882 - Fixed: Trash duplicate Notification Workflows, #1808 - Fixed: Notification Skip current user not working, #1871 - Update: Update select2 and DOMPurify library, #1872 ### 4.7.1 — 2025-03-18 - Compat: Revisions Pro: Support restoration of default Notification Workflows if they were not created due to Revisions Pro Notification Workflows being created first - Update: Planner v.4.7.0_Translation Updates ES-FR-IT, #1865 ### 4.7.0 — 2025-03-17 - Compat: Notification Groups: support Revisions metagroups where appropriate, #1852 - Compat: Revisions Pro: Support Revision Author as a Notifications receiver, #1854 - Compat: Revisions Pro: Support Permissions metagroups as a receiver where appropriate, #1855 - Compat: Notifications: Support Permission Groups as a Receiver, #1839 - Fixed: Problem with Async Notification not going, #1842 - Fixed: Allow "Notify Me" with edit_post_subscription capability only, #1807 - Fixed: Calendar filter changes only reflect after refreshing page, #1841 - Update: Notifications: Streamline translation, log captioning, #1840 - Update: Limit Notification Log to 1,000 maximum removing old notifications for new entry, #1837 - Update: Open Modal Edit Link in the same tab, #1799 - Update: Translation pt_BR, #1836 - Update: Planner v.4.6.1 Translation Updates-ES-FR-IT, #1835 ### 4.6.1 — 2025-01-29 - Compat: PublishPress Revisions: corrected Revision Status display and selection in Calendar, Overview, Content Board (requires Revisions 3.6),#1809 - Compat: Revisions Pro 3.6.0: Revision Notifications, #1809 - Compat: PublishPress Statuses Pro: custom Revision Statuses in Calendar, Overview, Content Board #1809 - Update: Add settings to have Today in the top row in Calendar, #1827 - Fixed: Extra notifications breaks the "Editorial Notifications" area on the Profile page, #1819 - Update: Planner v.4.6.0 Translation Updates-ES-FR-IT, #1826 - Update: Brazil Translation Update, #1810 Full changelog: https://meteorgpl.com/packages/meteorgpl-plugin/publishpress-pro/changelog ## Install ```sh composer config repositories.meteorgpl composer https://composer.meteorgpl.com composer require meteorgpl-plugin/publishpress-pro ``` The repository needs a token (see https://meteorgpl.com/docs). The vendor's license checks are intact: activate the plugin in WordPress with a key bought from the vendor. ## Versions No version has been published yet.