Content Scheduler – Schedule Posts, Editorial Calendar and Notes

Manage and schedule posts, pages and more in a drag and drop editorial calendar.

Content Scheduler displays all your content (posts, pages and more) in one easy to use drag and drop calendar. Using the dashboard you can easily drag content to different dates, edit posts/pages in a popup without leaving the dashboard, add notes, filter content by post types, post statuses, taxonomies and users.

Content Scheduler also allows you to define your own post status colors for easy content management. The calendar has 4 different views: month, week, day and list. The dashboard can be filtered/saved without reloading the page for fast, easy content management.

Content Scheduler’s editorial calendar is the ultimate tool to see all your content and publish/scheduled dates, combine this with allowing you to make edits without navigating back and forth throughout the WordPress dashboard this really is a great time saving tool for any content management tasks. Don’t forget you can also add notes to posts/pages for future reference.

Standard Features

• Editorial calendar of your past/current/scheduled posts
• Drag and drop posts to change dates/times
• 4 calendar views (month, week, day and list)
• Add/edit core post types in a popup window without leaving the dashboard
• Add notes on core post type posts
• Filtering of core post types, post statuses, taxonomies and users
• Post status colors to easily differentiate posts
• Post status color key shows a summary of post status colors
• No reloading to navigate/add/edit
• Fast keyboard navigation
• Uses your WordPress admin color scheme

Premium Features

• Add/edit custom post type posts in a popup window without leaving the dashboard
• Add notes on custom post type posts
• Filtering of custom post types, custom post statuses and custom taxonomies
• Notes on post hover displays notes when hovering posts in the dashboard calendar

Settings

• Post types: Posts of these post types will be displayed and are filterable in the dashboard and for selection when adding new content
• Post statuses: Posts with these post statuses where matched to the selected post types will be displayed and are filterable in the dashboard
• Taxonomies: The terms from the taxonomies selected will be available to filter the dashboard
• User roles: The users assigned to the selected roles will be available to filter the dashboard
• Post status colors: Set any color to the post statuses you have enabled, these are used to highlight posts and displayed in the color key
• Notes: Enable/disable notes on posts via the “Content Scheduler Notes” meta box (depending on post types selected).
• Popup width/height: Set the width and height of the popup used when adding/editing posts within the dashboard

Filter Hooks

• wpcs_content_scheduler_capability( $capability ) – If a user has $capability then allows access to the Content Scheduler, default is edit_posts