=== PublishPress ===
Contributors: PressShack
Author: PressShack
Author URI: https://pressshack.com
Tags: PressShack, PublishPress, publish, press, publish press, press publish, publish flow, workflow, editorial, edit flow, newsroom, management, journalism, post status, custom status, notifications, email, comments, editorial comments, usergroups, calendars, editorial calendar, content overview
Requires at least: 4.4
Tested up to: 4.7
Stable tag: 1.3.0
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

PublishPress is the essential plugin for any site with multiple writers. PublishPress gives you the tools you need to manage content on a busy site.

== Description ==

Current features:

* [Calendar](https://pressshack.com/publishpress/docs/calendar/) - The calendar lets you see your posts over a customizable date range.
* [Custom Statuses](https://pressshack.com/publishpress/docs/custom-statuses/) - Create custom post statuses to define the stages of your publishing workflow.
* [Comments](https://pressshack.com/publishpress/docs/editorial-comments/) - Share internal notes with your team.
* [Metadata](https://pressshack.com/publishpress/docs/editorial-metadata/) - With Metadata you can customize the extra data that’s tracked for your content.
* [Notifications](https://pressshack.com/publishpress/docs/notifications/) - With email notifications, you can keep everyone updated about what’s happening with your content.
* [Content Overview](https://pressshack.com/publishpress/docs/content-overview/) - A single screen that shows the publication status of all your content.
* [User Groups](https://pressshack.com/publishpress/docs/user-groups/) - Organize your users into groups who can take different roles in your publishing workflow.


PublishPress is based on Edit Flow. Edit Flow is produced by Daniel Bachhuber, Mo Jangda, and Scott Bressler, with special help from Andrew Spittle and Andrew Witherspoon.

You can easily migrate from Edit Flow into PublishPress importing all the data and settings automatically.

== Screenshots ==

1. With Calendar you can see your posts over a customizable date range
2. Content Overview is a single screen that shows the publication status of all your content
3. In the Admin Page you can have access too all features and settings
4. Create Custom Statuses to define the stages of your publishing
5. Organize your users into groups who can take different roles in your publishing workflow
6. With Metadata your can customize the extra data that's tracked for your content

== Installation ==
There're two ways to install PublishPress plugin:

**Through your WordPress site's admin**

1. Go to your site's admin page;
2. Access the "Plugins" page;
3. Click on the "Add New" button;
4. Search for "PublishPress";
5. Install PublishPress plugin;
6. Activate the PublishPress plugin.

**Manually uploading the plugin to your repository**

1. Download the PublishPress plugin zip file;
2. Upload the plugin to your site's repository under the *"/wp-content/plugins/"* directory;
3. Go to your site's admin page;
4. Access the "Plugins" page;
5. Activate the PublishPress plugin.

== Changelog ==

= [1.3.0] - 2017-04-27 =
*  Fixed:
*  Fixed popup for items created as quick post
*  Fixed typos

*  Added:
*  Added integration with Freemius for feedback and contact form
*  Added filters and actions allowing to extend modules with add-ons
*  Added default modal window scripts and styles for add-ons
*  Added new tab to showcase the add-ons

*  Changed:
*  Changed code standards for WordPress
*  Cleaned up the metadata removing default registers for "Needs photo" and "Word Count"
*  Improved twig files removing hardcoded strings

= [1.2.2] - 2017-03-16 =
*  Changed:
*  Add icon to the print link on the Overview screen
*  Update the language files

* Full changelog: https://github.com/OSTraining/PublishPress/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md