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Now when use the Calendar feature in PublishPress, you'll be able to see your color and icon used to show all posts in the “Pending Review” status.

You can change the color and icon used for the status.

For example, you might think that “Pending Review” is a confusing name. Using PublishPress, you can easily edit each status. Each status has its own color and icon to make it easy to identify.

You'll see that several more statuses are available.

Go to “PublishPress” then “Settings” and click the “Statuses” tab.

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Download and install the PublishPress plugin from.

These two statuses are the default options in WordPress, but it is possible to modify or expand these options. Modifying or Expanding on Pending Review and Draft So to solve this problem, the “Pending Review” status was added three years later in WordPress 2.3. They had no way to indicate when a post was ready to publish. When it was first introduced, Contributors could only use the “Draft” status. The Contributor role was added to WordPress back in 2004. Mark Jaquith, a key WordPress core developer, explained the background for these two status. The History Behind Pending Review and Draft

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Click here to see how to view your Draft or Pending Review posts in WordPress. One limitation to this is that you can't sort these posts by author, so it's hard to see your own posts. They can not edit the post after it's been published.

It's worth noting that, if the high-level user does chose the publish the post, then the Contributor will be locked out.

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Once they do that, an Administrator or Editor can come along and update the post. If a Contributor want to choose “Pending Review”, they click “Publish” and then “Submit for Review”. If a Contributor is working on a post, they will see the Save draft” option in the top bar, as in this image below: Save Draft Contributor “ Submit for Review” means “I think this post is ready for someone else to approve and publish”.“ Save draft” means “I'm still working on this post.So for the Contributor, there is a very real difference between these two statuses: Contributors don't have permission to publish posts. When a Contributor writes a post, they only have “Save Draft” and “Submit for Review” options. Click here for an overview of Contributor permissions. Pending Review for ContributorsĪ good way to learn the different between “Draft” and “Pending Review” is to test the “ Contributor” role. What is the difference between these statuses? What happens if I choose “Draft” instead of “Pending Review”? Those are the questions I'll answer in this blog post. However, the “Draft” and “Pending Review” options are not so obvious. The purpose of the “Published” option is clear.

There will be three statuses you can choose for each post: To see “Pending Review” and “Draft” on your site, login as an Administrator and go to the “Posts” screen on your WordPress site.Ĭlick the “Quick Edit” link under a post.