Version Description
This version is exactly the same as version 3.1, but it's been fully tested against WordPress 3.9.
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Release Info
Developer | zgrossbart |
Plugin | Editorial Calendar |
Version | 3.1.1 |
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Plugin Name: WordPress Editorial Calendar
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Description: The Editorial Calendar makes it possible to see all your posts and drag and drop them to manage your blog.
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Version: 3.1
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Author: Colin Vernon, Justin Evans, Joachim Kudish, Mary Vogt, and Zack Grossbart
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Author URI: http://www.zackgrossbart.com
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Plugin URI: http://stresslimitdesign.com/editorial-calendar-plugin
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/*
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Plugin Name: WordPress Editorial Calendar
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Description: The Editorial Calendar makes it possible to see all your posts and drag and drop them to manage your blog.
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Version: 3.1.1
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Author: Colin Vernon, Justin Evans, Joachim Kudish, Mary Vogt, and Zack Grossbart
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Author URI: http://www.zackgrossbart.com
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Plugin URI: http://stresslimitdesign.com/editorial-calendar-plugin
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Contributors: cvernon, justinstresslimit, jkudish, MaryVogt, zgrossbart
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Tags: posts, post, calendar, AJAX, admin, administration
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Requires at least: 3.0
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Stable tag: 3.1
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The Editorial Calendar makes it possible to see all your posts and drag and drop them to manage your blog.
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Moving published posts can cause problems with some RSS feeds and is generally not a very popular thing to do. The calendar only allows you to move scheduled and draft posts.
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== Screenshots ==
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1. The calendar integrates seamlessly into the WordPress administration console
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== Changelog ==
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= 3.1 =
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The calendar now adds the category slugs for each post as a class for the line of that post in the calendar.
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Contributors: cvernon, justinstresslimit, jkudish, MaryVogt, zgrossbart
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Tags: posts, post, calendar, AJAX, admin, administration
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Requires at least: 3.0
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Tested up to: 3.9
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Stable tag: 3.1.1
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The Editorial Calendar makes it possible to see all your posts and drag and drop them to manage your blog.
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Moving published posts can cause problems with some RSS feeds and is generally not a very popular thing to do. The calendar only allows you to move scheduled and draft posts.
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= Can I change post colors or styles in the calendar? =
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You can style the posts in the calendar with CSS on your blog. The calendar adds a new CSS class to your post for every catalog. The class is based on the slug for the category.
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For example, if you have a category named "My Category" you might have a slug for it named "my-category". Then you can make all posts with that category show up as red in the calendar with CSS like this:
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.post.my-category {
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color: red;
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</pre>
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You can use any CSS properties to change posts in the calendar based on the post category.
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== Screenshots ==
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1. The calendar integrates seamlessly into the WordPress administration console
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== Changelog ==
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= 3.1.1 =
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This version is exactly the same as version 3.1, but it's been fully tested against WordPress 3.9.
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= 3.1 =
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The calendar now adds the category slugs for each post as a class for the line of that post in the calendar.
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