← Post Revisions in WordPress 2.6
Diff of two revisions
Holy crap, that’s awesome. For awhile, I’ve needed to maintain a small amount of information, but have the wiki-like capability to revert to previous versions, if required. This will do the trick perfectly!
This sounds like a cool feature. However, for myself, the most important option would be the possibility to turn it of.
Great new feature!
Now that’s what revions should be like!
This is a really cool update! 😀 thanks for the info!
WordPress takes another step towards being a fully fledged CMS! Revsion control makes WordPress viable for a whole new market. Nice one!
is this for blicki? haha
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Holy crap, that’s awesome. For awhile, I’ve needed to maintain a small amount of information, but have the wiki-like capability to revert to previous versions, if required. This will do the trick perfectly!
This sounds like a cool feature. However, for myself, the most important option would be the possibility to turn it of.
Great new feature!
Now that’s what revions should be like!
This is a really cool update! 😀 thanks for the info!
WordPress takes another step towards being a fully fledged CMS! Revsion control makes WordPress viable for a whole new market. Nice one!
is this for blicki? haha
Pingback: Bitwire.TV | WordCast 14: Blog’s Anatomy
Pingback: WordCast 14: Blog’s Anatomy | Kym Huynh
Pingback: WordCast 14: Blog’s Anatomy | WordCast