So ...
This time I am going to use another well-coded, tiny (26 KB) plugin called Revisionize.
Here it is:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/revisionize/
So let's see the usual speed tests ...
Here are my results before installing the plugin ...
... and the result after installing and activating the plugin:
No more comments needed I guess ...
So, let's see how it works ...
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smartketeer
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As I said in the tutorial, your changes are instantly visible in the live version ... If you can't make your changes in one session, that could generate different confusing "versions" for your readers who are on your site in a given moment ...
But that's the smallest problem ... When you update a post or a page, you could get a bunch of errors .... inaccessible media elements, broken URLs, failed publishing, etc ... And obviously, you don't want to "crash" your live content with an untested new version.
But that's the smallest problem ... When you update a post or a page, you could get a bunch of errors .... inaccessible media elements, broken URLs, failed publishing, etc ... And obviously, you don't want to "crash" your live content with an untested new version.
LouiseBT
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Oh man, I wish I'd remembered your duplication trick before - I've been updating the same post for 3 days now, just hit a mental block on it. Ah well, least I know what to do tomorrow, though I expect it will be completed tomorrow. Will follow your process just in case :-)
Thank you so much, valuable information as always!
Louise
Thank you so much, valuable information as always!
Louise
