In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to make your very own Quick Edit fields to improve your client’s content editing experience. Quick Edit Fields
You probably heard this phrase many times: “Content is king”. By all means, that’s true. No matter how awesome your site is functionality-wise, if it isn’t easy for the content editors to manage, then your site will simply suck. And we don’t want our sites to suck, do we?
One of the most useful features, especially in terms of User Experience, since WordPress 2.7 history is the Quick Edit panel. Quick Edit allows you to edit different pieces of data about a post without having to navigate your browser to the full edit page. The amount of time it helps save when editing main details of a post is a big deal. As a personal favorite feature, and generally as a popular feature of WordPress, I am going to dive into how to set up your very own Quick Edit fields. This way, your clients will have more control over their content when editing their content.
Note: Before you can create a Quick Edit field, you must register a custom admin column. Unfortunately, there is currently no way to add a Quick Edit
Source: https://managewp.org/articles/15717/managing-content-easily-with-quick-edit
source https://williechiu40.wordpress.com/2017/07/26/managing-content-easily-with-quick-edit/
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