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  • 11 Jul 2007
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    WordPress to do 'proper' workflow

    I’ve never hidden my adoration of WordPress. I don’t come across many small-scale websites which couldn’t be done at least as well, or probably better, in WordPress. And now they’re introducing a proper workflow element, the middle market may be up for grabs too.

    Starting with WordPress 2.3… contributors will now have a new button. It acts as a counterpart to the “Publish” button that Authors (and above) get. The button says “Submit for Review.” It leverages a new post_status called “pending.” Pending posts show up as links above the Write Post screen for Editors and Administrators, along with the “nags” for your own drafts and others’ drafts.

    Do you really need any more? The only possible glitch is that the WordPress interface has always been optimised for one-person usage, and doesn’t look like a ‘proper’ CMS. In many respects, though, that’s a good thing.

    Responses

    1. Allan
      11 Jul 2007

      WordPress is certainly amongst the top Blogging platforms.
      The header of your Blog is very appealing.

    2. Martin Stabe » links for 2007-07-12
      12 Jul 2007

      […] Simon Dickson: WordPress to do ‘proper’ workflow “I don’t come across many small-scale websites which couldn’t be done at least as well, or probably better, in WordPress. And now they’re introducing a proper workflow element, the middle market may be up for grabs too.” (tags: wordpress publishing blogs) […]

    3. Five years + over £1bn = slight progress « I’m Simon Dickson.
      13 Jul 2007

      […] responses properly. (And of course, these days, so much of it should be free anyway. Like, er, WordPress.) I’d be stunned if departments aren’t looking in depth at their usage data, but I […]

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