v0.9.6: Wayside/Back in Time

Hello! A new release of Edit Flow is now available.

We’re giving the block editor first class support in Edit Flow and to start we’ve re-implemented the Calendar filters to use block editor components. Let us know what you think! We’ll be re-implementing and enhancing Edit Flow modules with Gutenberg over the next few releases, so look out for changes to come!

We’ve also fixed an issue users were encountering in WP 5.4 with a non-English language set when clicking the save button after hovering over it for a period of time.

Stay tuned as we continue to work through our backlog and improve Edit Flow.

Thanks!

How to Update?

You can update directly from your WordPress Dashboard (Dashboard > Updates), or download the release from the Plugin Directory or the GitHub repo.

v0.9.5: All the Best

Hello! A new release of Edit Flow is now available.

Previewing posts by another author is working again, thanks to a great contribution from @mallorydxw (a first time contributor)!

A number of problems with slugs should now be ironed out, and a number of tests have been introduced to catch any future issues.

Stay tuned as we continue to work through our backlog and improve Edit Flow.

Thanks!

How to Update?

You can update directly from your WordPress Dashboard (Dashboard > Updates), or download the release from the Plugin Directory or the GitHub repo.

v0.9.4

Hello! A new release of Edit Flow is now available.

Filtering custom statuses is working again, thanks to a great contribution from @jsit (a first time contributor)!

@ryelle, another first time contributor, made a great fix that solved a conflict with a PWA plugin.

And lastly, we had some great contributions from @WPprodigy in the form of bug fixes and improvements, which are putting Edit Flow on the right foot moving forward.

Stay tuned as we continue to work through our backlog and improve Edit Flow.

Thanks!

How to Update?

You can update directly from your WordPress Dashboard (Dashboard > Updates), or download the release from the Plugin Directory or the GitHub repo.

v0.9.1

We just pushed out a long overdue maintenance release (v0.9.1) with a collection of bug fixes. The release includes some compatibility fixes with the Block and Classic editors. We’ve also tested the plugin with WordPress 5.3 in preparation for the upcoming release. For a full list of changes, you can read the release notes.

Expect another bug fix release in a few weeks as we work through our backlog of issues.

And thanks to everyone who contributed to this version!

How to Update?

You can update directly from your WordPress Dashboard (Dashboard > Updates), or download the release from the Plugin Directory or the GitHub repo.

v0.8.2: The check is in the mail

Happy to let you know that v0.8.2 is out and available from WordPress.org! This is a minor bug fix and maintenance release that introduced a number of fixes and improvements you can read about here (so many props!).

Let us know what you’d like to see in the next release of Edit Flow in the comments below, the support forums or on Github.

As always, Edit Flow is looking for contributors to help improve and maintain the plugin!

 

v0.8: Dashboard Notepad, Calendar Improvements, and more!

Happy New Year! We wanted to send out a quick update announcing the new features in Edit Flow v0.8.

New Feature: Dashboard Notepad

  • A simple, plain text notepad that allows admins and editors to leave notes that are visible to all users who have access to the dashboard. This is useful for leaving instructions, notes, or important announcements.