26.5.2

Heads up, content creators—we’ve been hard at work making some big changes to the Post Settings screen.

• We added a “Status” field that helps you quickly move posts between draft, pending, private, scheduled, and published states.
• We brought back the “Publish Date” area for draft and pending posts. That way you can pick a publish date ahead of time without officially scheduling the post.
• The password field uses a different font (Menlo, if you’re interested) so it’s easier to read similar-looking characters.
• Give your followers the VIP treatment by setting post access levels for all subscribers, paid subscribers, and the general public.
• Toggle post comments and pingbacks on or off using the “Discussion” settings.

While we were at it, we made several other helpful updates in various areas of the app.

• On the “Publishing” screen, you can toggle “Email to Subscribers” to automatically notify your subscribers when a post is published. Start the presses.
• The slug editor has a permalink preview to show what a post’s final URL will look like.
• We added “Taxonomies” to Site Settings so you can manage your content groups at the site level.
• Thanks to some design fixes in the “Categories” picker, it’s more obvious that you can pick multiple categories for a post.
• File sizes are now visible in the Site Media Details area. No more guesswork.

26.5.1

Heads up, content creators—we’ve been hard at work making some big changes to the Post Settings screen.

• We added a “Status” field that helps you quickly move posts between draft, pending, private, scheduled, and published states.
• We brought back the “Publish Date” area for draft and pending posts. That way you can pick a publish date ahead of time without officially scheduling the post.
• The password field uses a different font (Menlo, if you’re interested) so it’s easier to read similar-looking characters.
• Give your followers the VIP treatment by setting post access levels for all subscribers, paid subscribers, and the general public.
• Toggle post comments and pingbacks on or off using the “Discussion” settings.

While we were at it, we made several other helpful updates in various areas of the app.

• On the “Publishing” screen, you can toggle “Email to Subscribers” to automatically notify your subscribers when a post is published. Start the presses.
• The slug editor has a permalink preview to show what a post’s final URL will look like.
• We added “Taxonomies” to Site Settings so you can manage your content groups at the site level.
• Thanks to some design fixes in the “Categories” picker, it’s more obvious that you can pick multiple categories for a post.
• File sizes are now visible in the Site Media Details area. No more guesswork.

26.5

Heads up, content creators—we’ve been hard at work making some big changes to the Post Settings screen.

• We added a “Status” field that helps you quickly move posts between draft, pending, private, scheduled, and published states.
• We brought back the “Publish Date” area for draft and pending posts. That way you can pick a publish date ahead of time without officially scheduling the post.
• The password field uses a different font (Menlo, if you’re interested) so it’s easier to read similar-looking characters.
• Give your followers the VIP treatment by setting post access levels for all subscribers, paid subscribers, and the general public.
• Toggle post comments and pingbacks on or off using the “Discussion” settings.

While we were at it, we made several other helpful updates in various areas of the app.

• On the “Publishing” screen, you can toggle “Email to Subscribers” to automatically notify your subscribers when a post is published. Start the presses.
• The slug editor has a permalink preview to show what a post’s final URL will look like.
• We added “Taxonomies” to Site Settings so you can manage your content groups at the site level.
• Thanks to some design fixes in the “Categories” picker, it’s more obvious that you can pick multiple categories for a post.
• File sizes are now visible in the Site Media Details area. No more guesswork.

26.5.0.2

Heads up, content creators—we’ve been hard at work making some big changes to the Post Settings screen.

• We added a “Status” field that helps you quickly move posts between draft, pending, private, scheduled, and published states.
• We brought back the “Publish Date” area for draft and pending posts. That way you can pick a publish date ahead of time without officially scheduling the post.
• The password field uses a different font (Menlo, if you’re interested) so it’s easier to read similar-looking characters.
• Give your followers the VIP treatment by setting post access levels for all subscribers, paid subscribers, and the general public.
• Toggle post comments and pingbacks on or off using the “Discussion” settings.

While we were at it, we made several other helpful updates in various areas of the app.

• On the “Publishing” screen, you can toggle “Email to Subscribers” to automatically notify your subscribers when a post is published. Start the presses.
• The slug editor has a permalink preview to show what a post’s final URL will look like.
• We added “Taxonomies” to Site Settings so you can manage your content groups at the site level.
• Thanks to some design fixes in the “Categories” picker, it’s more obvious that you can pick multiple categories for a post.
• File sizes are now visible in the Site Media Details area. No more guesswork.

26.5.0.1

Heads up, content creators—we’ve been hard at work making some big changes to the Post Settings screen.

• We added a “Status” field that helps you quickly move posts between draft, pending, private, scheduled, and published states.
• We brought back the “Publish Date” area for draft and pending posts. That way you can pick a publish date ahead of time without officially scheduling the post.
• The password field uses a different font (Menlo, if you’re interested) so it’s easier to read similar-looking characters.
• Give your followers the VIP treatment by setting post access levels for all subscribers, paid subscribers, and the general public.
• Toggle post comments and pingbacks on or off using the “Discussion” settings.

While we were at it, we made several other helpful updates in various areas of the app.

• On the “Publishing” screen, you can toggle “Email to Subscribers” to automatically notify your subscribers when a post is published. Start the presses.
• The slug editor has a permalink preview to show what a post’s final URL will look like.
• We added “Taxonomies” to Site Settings so you can manage your content groups at the site level.
• Thanks to some design fixes in the “Categories” picker, it’s more obvious that you can pick multiple categories for a post.
• File sizes are now visible in the Site Media Details area. No more guesswork.

26.5.0.0

• [*] Add "Status" field to the "Post Settings" screen to make it easier to move posts from one state to another [#24939]
• [*] Add "Publish Date" back to "Post Settings" for draft and pending posts [#24939]
• [*] Use "Menlo" font for the password field to make it easier to distinguish between characters like 0 and 0 [#24939]
• [*] Add "Access" section to "Post Settings" [#24942]
• [*] Add "Discussion" to "Post Settings" [#24948]
• [*] Add "File Size" to Site Media Details [#24947]
• [*] Add "Email to Subscribers" row to "Publishing" sheet [#24946]
• [*] Add permalink preview in the slug editor and make other improvements [#24949]
• [*] Add "Taxonomies" to Site Settings [#24955]
• [*] Update "Categories" picker to indicate multiple selection [#24952]

26.4.1

You can now create an excerpt for your posts and get auto-suggested tags using Apple Intelligence. It’s also easier to pick your tags in Post Settings. Now that’s smart.
We made a few visual fixes for iOS in areas like the site creation flow, the media selection screen, and the Stats screen.
While we were at it, we also squashed a few bugs.

• Reader articles render properly on devices with Display Zoom enabled.
• The “Add Media” button stays visible in the media library. No more disappearing act.
• You can search in Reader Subscriptions without freezing the app.

26.4.0.3

You can now create an excerpt for your posts and get auto-suggested tags using Apple Intelligence. It’s also easier to pick your tags in Post Settings. Now that’s smart.
We made a few visual fixes for iOS in areas like the site creation flow, the media selection screen, and the Stats screen.
While we were at it, we also squashed a few bugs.

• Reader articles render properly on devices with Display Zoom enabled.
• The “Add Media” button stays visible in the media library. No more disappearing act.
• You can search in Reader Subscriptions without freezing the app.

26.4.0.1

You can now create an excerpt for your posts and get auto-suggested tags using Apple Intelligence. It’s also easier to pick your tags in Post Settings. Now that’s smart.
We made a few visual fixes for iOS in areas like the site creation flow, the media selection screen, and the Stats screen.
While we were at it, we also squashed a few bugs.

• Reader articles render properly on devices with Display Zoom enabled.
• The “Add Media” button stays visible in the media library. No more disappearing act.
• You can search in Reader Subscriptions without freezing the app.

26.4

You can now create an excerpt for your posts and get auto-suggested tags using Apple Intelligence. It’s also easier to pick your tags in Post Settings. Now that’s smart.
We made a few visual fixes for iOS in areas like the site creation flow, the media selection screen, and the Stats screen.
While we were at it, we also squashed a few bugs.

• Reader articles render properly on devices with Display Zoom enabled.
• The “Add Media” button stays visible in the media library. No more disappearing act.
• You can search in Reader Subscriptions without freezing the app.