| 开发者 |
nerrad
publishpress kevinB stevejburge andergmartins olatechpro rizaardiyanto |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年9月16日 02:17 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Upgrade to Series Pro This plugin is the free version of the Series Pro plugin. The Pro version of PublishPress Series supports custom post types, multiple series, extra tokens, shortcodes and more. Click here to purchase the best WordPress newspaper and magazine plugin now!Easily assign posts to your series When you're writing a post, you can easily add a post to an existing series, or start a new series. You can also add a new post into the middle of an existing series, and the plugin will adjust the order. It's easy to keep track of what posts have been added to a series. You can also filter the post list by series, giving you a quick way to see all the posts you’ve already added to the series. Each series can have its own image, so a magazine issue or a story arc can carry cover art rather than being text only. Click here to get started with PublishPress Series. Display options for your Series information PublishPress Series allows you to add three different Series displays to your posts:
[series_post_list_box], [series_nav], [series_meta] and [publishpress_series_categories]. They are useful when you want series information in a specific place in the content rather than automatically above or below it.
Click here to see more about Series shortcodes.
PublishPress Series Pro: Add Posts to Multiple Series
The Pro version of PublishPress Series allows you to add posts to more than one series. The core plugin only allows posts to be added to one series. The most obvious change you will see after enabling this feature is inside the post editing screen. The “Series” metabox will allow you to choose more than one series.
Click here to see more about the Multiples Series feature.
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It makes it easier to write a series of posts and have them automatically linked together. One of the best ways to build an audience is to write short posts about the same subject over a period of time, rather than one long post, and there are SEO benefits to that as well. PublishPress Series takes the work out of organizing a series, so you write more and your readers can easily follow along.
While you are writing the post. The Series metabox on the post editing screen lets you add the post to an existing series or start a new one, so you never have to leave the editor to organize a series.
Yes. Choose the position you want and the plugin renumbers the rest of the series for you, so inserting a missing part does not mean editing every post that follows it.
Use the Publish Series screen, which lists every post in a series in one place and lets you reorder them there rather than post by post.
Yes, from the Publish Series screen, and it is in the free version. You can schedule the posts in a series to publish over time, or unpublish the whole series together.
Three things, and you can use any combination of them:
Yes. Two widgets come with the plugin: Series Table of Contents, which lists the parts of a series, and Latest Series, which shows recent series. Both work in a theme widget area or in the block editor. If you also use PublishPress Blocks, the Content Display block can pull in posts from a chosen series with more layout options.
Yes. Series are managed on their own screen, where you can add, edit and delete them and upload or select an image for each one.
Not in the free version, where a post belongs to one series. Adding a post to several series is a feature of PublishPress Series Pro.
The free version works with posts. Pages and custom post types are supported in PublishPress Series Pro, and a Pro series can even mix them — part 1 a post, part 2 a page, part 3 something else.
Yes. PublishPress Series adds a "series" taxonomy and builds on the WordPress core API, so a series behaves like other taxonomy terms and works with the tools you already use.
You can. Create a file called taxonomy-series.php, copy the code from your theme's archive.php as a starting point, and build from there. The orgSeries-template-tags.php file lists the template tags available for series.
Yes. Create a file named taxonomy-series-{series-slug}.php, replacing {series-slug} with the slug of your series.
Yes. The organize-series folder contains seriestoc.php, which is loaded at your series table of contents URL — /series-toc/ by default, and changeable on the series options page. The included file is a starting point rather than a finished design, so copy it into your theme folder and adjust it to match your theme, using your theme's archive page as a guide. You do not need to add any WordPress loop code to it.