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About Publish to Schedule
Publish to Schedule is a WordPress scheduling plugin that automates the blog post publishing process. It allows you to set up a schedule that works for you, ensuring your content is consistently published on the days and times you choose. With features like setting specific days of the week, number of posts per day, and time intervals for scheduling, it takes the guesswork out of post publishing.Screenshots
Frequently asked questions
What is Publish to Schedule?
Publish to Schedule is a WordPress plugin designed to automate the scheduling of your blog posts. It helps streamline your content publishing process by allowing you to set up a publishing schedule.
How does Publish to Schedule help with post scheduling?
With Publish to Schedule, you can configure specific days of the week, the number of posts per day, and time intervals for publishing. This automates the process, ensuring consistent content publication.
Can I adjust scheduled posts after setting them up?
Yes, the plugin provides clear and detailed information in the publish box, allowing you to easily modify dates and times as needed.
Who is Publish to Schedule for?
It is perfect for bloggers who want to focus on creating content without the hassle of manual scheduling. The easy-to-use interface makes it accessible even for those with little technical knowledge.
Changelog
4.5.5
- Fixing low risk vulnerability
4.5.4
- Fixing low risk vulnerability
- Removing broken links from readme.
- Improving code readability
- Changed icon and cover to use images created by Stable Diffusion AI
4.4.2
- Fix error on PHP versions configured as short_open_tag = Off (usually PHP 5.3). This error caused Publish to Schedule to broke sites when installed.
4.4.1
- Fix error that only 1 post per day was allowed.
4.4.0
- Allow compatibility with PHP < 7.0 again.
4.3.0
- Small interface changes.
- Fixing typos.
4.2.0
- Tested with Gutenberg editor.
- Tested up to WordPress 5.0.2
4.0.06
- Added Dutch language. Thanks Stephan van Rooij (@svrooij) for sending me the .po file!
- Tested up to WordPress 4.7.3
4.0.05
- Fixed issue with deprecated WordPress parameter in function add_option.
- Tested up to WordPress 4.4.2
4.0.04
- Added a video in the description and a new cover and icon.
4.0.03
- Tested up to WordPress 4.2.2
4.0.02
- Tested up to WordPress 4.0.1
4.0.01
- Tested up to WordPress 3.8
4.0.00
- As requested, now it is possible to choose how many posts will be scheduled each day.
3.1.12
- Pages and menu items was being automatically scheduled too! Now only posts are scheduled as it should be since the beginning!! Thanks “nordlund”.
3.1.11
- Rarely times a post recently scheduled were not detected and another were scheduled for the same day. Fixed!
3.1.10
- Tested with WordPress 3.4.1 and it is working fine!
- If the post is being scheduled for the day that is being written, it is scheduled to be published 3 minutes after clicking the “Publish to schedule.” It is obviously necessary that the time interval is allowed. This causes the post to be online as soon as possible, generating more revenue that day.
3.1.9
- Changed direct settings link to work from plugin administration even if the plugin is installed in a different folder under plugins directory.
- Correct function that compare remote WordPress time with local time and displays a warning.
3.1.8
- First public release.
- The plugin has being tested for a long time before I take some time to publish it here, and I was not actually tracking changes as it was only running locally in one or two blogs.
