Description
Adds an option to the “Edit Post” screen, allowing the user to easily choose another post to edit by clicking a link to that post’s edit screen.
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Installation
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Upload this plugin to the
/wp-content/plugins/
directory and unzip it, or simply upload the zip file within your wordpress installation. -
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
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Contributors & Developers
“Jump to – Post Edit” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
02/12/2013: Stable with WordPress v 3.5.1
01/25/2012: Version 1.0.5 – Changed a bit in the CSS file, jump-to-post-edit.css
which will allow for a scrolling post-list, and moves the list out of the way a bit from the UPDATE
button in the post-edit screen.
12/19/2012: Version 1.0.4 – Fixed conditional php statement in jump-to-post-edit.php
for post_type
so that this feature only appears on your Edit Post screen.
12/19/2012: Version 1.0.3 – Added condition to jump-to-post-edit.php
for post_type
so that this feature only appears on your Edit Post screen.
12/18/2012: Version 1.0.2 – Instead of creating a new custom meta box to perform this action, this plugin now adds a section to the “Publish” area of the “Edit Post” screen.
~ This update fixes the problems occurring with use of the previous versions (custom meta data and permalink information, etc. is now read/write accessible again)
~ There is now a Stylesheet file included with this plugin, jump-to-post-edit.css
. Feel free to customize the color-scheme, etc. to your liking!
11/28/2012: Version 1.0.1 – Updated plugin to fix problems occurring upon Posts being saved.
~ Custom Meta info was being altered.
~ My apologies.
~ “Jump to – Post Edit” will use a Custom Meta Field, jump_to_post_edit.
~ Because the selection of an option from the “Jump to – Post Edit” list does not actually require data to be saved to the current Post, the value of the Custom Meta Key ‘jump_to_post_edit’ does not need to be altered.
11/24/2012: Version 1.0 submission to WordPress.org