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I have a question about publishing blog post. When I'm writing a blog post I sometimes like to see what it looks like before I publish it including the thumbnail, but I don't want my subscribers to see the post until it's complete and don't want to spam them as well, is there a plug-in that will allow me to see the post published but not actually publish it. Hope this makes sense. Thanks so much
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Hello Susan thanks for your reply, Yes I know about the preview function but it does not allow me to view the thumbnail for the post on my main home page with out publishing that post.
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http://www.robgoss.com / Follow me Twitter / https://twitter.com/robgossSorry - my misunderstanding - I missed the part where you mentioned the thumbnail! Let me dig further...
Thanks Susan, the reason I wanted to do this is to make sure the thumbnail looks ok....
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http://www.robgoss.com / Follow me Twitter / https://twitter.com/robgossThat's a big problem right now with WordPress. I actually sent the WordPress developers an email about this. RobG are you using JetPack? How are your subscribers receiving your posts right now.
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Right now Feedburner, and no I don't use Jetpack. I hope to be converting over to Mailchimp soon, I have it all setup just waiting for Feedburner to discontinue their services.
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http://www.robgoss.com / Follow me Twitter / https://twitter.com/robgossSee, what I wrote to WordPress was that if we as the blog owners are editing the site - we should see everything in real time. I use the schedule feature a lot, however it doesn't allow me to see what it will look like on the site until it actually publishes to everyone. The same thing with posting in real time. I sent them some really detail information on this and hopefully I should hear something soon. It doesn't make sense for use to not see everything when we are logged in.
The only work around I have found, was to put the site in Maintenance Mode, view it and then turn Maintenance Mode off.
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Does that mean your site will be off line if you choose maintenance mode? and were are the settings for this, thanks so much
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http://www.robgoss.com / Follow me Twitter / https://twitter.com/robgossThere are several plugin's you can use, but as I review your blog Rob (as I have for a few days), I see you like to do graphics. Using a combination of these two plugins probably would work really well for you. This one will customize your login screen and your dashboard. I have been using this to customize my clients website experience - it adds their logo, etc., everywhere and removes the WP logo - http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/erident-custom-login-and-dashboard/. You can customize the logo area, and backgrounds - where you can add a message to come back later. Then you want to use the Private Only plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/private-only/) which will activate the other screen when you are in maintenance mode. So when you want to go offline - activate Private Only only - and you can see the full website - everyone else get's routed to the new screen you created.
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Anitac there is a -private tab already in my WordPress dashboard, I just try it out and published a post then view it on another web browser and only I could see the complete post including the thimbnail. I think this will work just fine. Thanks so much
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http://www.robgoss.com / Follow me Twitter / https://twitter.com/robgossOk, glad you found something that will work for you.
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Yes, can you do me a favor? can you see if the Engage post shows for you on my blog? it has a red thumbnail, thank so much
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