"Add to Queue" Scheduling for Drafts
Adds an "Add to queue" link under drafts in the Posts list that schedules the post into the next free publishing slot, such as weekdays at 9:00, without picking dates by hand.
Snippet Library
Snippets that add to or change your posts and pages: reading time, author boxes, “last updated” notes, content after the post or after a paragraph, and excerpt tweaks. For bloggers, publishers and anyone who wants richer posts without editing theme files.
Adds an "Add to queue" link under drafts in the Posts list that schedules the post into the next free publishing slot, such as weekdays at 9:00, without picking dates by hand.
Adds a small "New" label next to the titles of posts published in the last few days on your blog and archive pages.
Adds an [on_this_day] shortcode that lists posts published on today's date in previous years, a simple way to resurface archive content on the homepage or in a sidebar.
Adds a "Read next" link to another post from the same category two thirds of the way through each article, keeping readers on your site.
Inserts a block of HTML (an ad, a newsletter prompt or any call to action) after the third paragraph of single posts.
Inserts your ad code after the first quarter of each post's content, a placement that tends to perform well without pushing the article down.
Shows an affiliate or sponsorship disclosure at the top of posts in the categories you choose, so you never forget to add it by hand.
Adds a box with the author avatar, name, biography and a link to their other posts at the end of single posts. Authors without a biography are skipped.
Adds an [authors_list] shortcode that shows everyone who has published posts, with avatar, short bio and number of posts, linking to each author's archive, for "Our writers" pages.
Styles the first letter of every blog post as a large decorative drop cap, without having to switch it on block by block.
Adds a linked table of contents above posts that have enough headings, and gives each heading an anchor so readers can jump straight to a section.
Refuses to publish content that still contains placeholder words such as "Lorem ipsum", "TODO", "TK" or "[insert", so unfinished drafts never go live by accident.
Places a call-to-action box halfway through each post, where readers who are engaged are most likely to notice it.
Adds a ready-made group of blocks (heading, text and button) to the end of every post, which you can restyle with the block editor's own classes.
Gives tables in posts and pages a clean, readable look with a bold header row, light striping, comfortable padding and horizontal scrolling on phones.
Tunes the line length, line height and spacing of headings, paragraphs and lists inside blog posts for long-form reading.
Adds a "Copy" button to every code block in your posts so readers can copy commands and code samples with one click.
Gives h2 to h4 headings in posts and pages an ID and a small # link that appears on hover, so readers can share a link to an exact section.
Replaces the standard "This content is password protected" sentence with your own message, for example explaining how to get the password.
Pre-selects a category for new posts based on who writes them, for example "Recipes" for your food writer, so posts land in the right section without anyone remembering to tick it.
Adds a Posts > Calendar screen showing a month grid of published, scheduled and draft posts on their dates, with links to edit each one and arrows to move between months.
Gives quotes in your posts a refined look with a large quotation mark, an accent border and a styled citation line.
Shows a short "5 min read" line at the top of every blog post, calculated from the number of words in the post.
Shows a notice in the block editor when someone opens a post published more than two years ago, reminding them to check facts, links and screenshots while they are there.