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1. Revisionary – WordPress blog post revision plugin

This little plugin allows your contributors with a new WordPress role, Revisor, to submit revisions for existing posts and pages. A revision can be submitted for both self-published content and posts by other authors.

The head Editor can then approve these revisions and publish them immediately or schedule an update for later.

Revisionary works with Gutenberg and the Classic Editor and supports custom post types.

Try Revisionary for free.

2. TablePress – create custom tables

TablePress allows you to create custom tables and doesn’t require any coding. The plugin gives you a shortcode to insert into your posts or pages.

You can import and export tables, include formulas that will be evaluated, sorting, pagination, search feature, and more.

The plugin is free to use, tested with the newest WordPress version and has over 800,000 active installations.

Get TablePress.

How many plugins do you use on your WordPress website?

We’ve seen numbers approaching triple-digits 😨

For us, less is more. Most of the features we develop are bespoke, with only a few plugins.

Where do you stand in that conversation? Let me know and drop your numbers in the comments.

Originally published Jun 27, 2019 12:39:34 PM, updated October 24 2024.

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