Kaspars

tetele

This plugin can be used for defining an editorial plan. WP already does a great job with the Scheduled post status, but what if it could be simpler than that?
When publishing posts, the plugin computes the most recent interval when a post can be published and picks a timestamp in that interval when to publish the post. If the selected interval has already passed since the newest post was published and there are no scheduled posts in the queue, then the new post will automatically be published.
The plugin alters the default behavior of WP when publishing posts from the interface or using code (e.g. <code>wp_insert_post()</code>).

Automatic Post Scheduler

A plugin that automatically schedules posts depending on a min/max threshold and the last post's publish date and time.

rockschtar

Managing lots of content in WordPress means constantly scanning post lists to figure out what needs attention. Colored Admin Post List solves this by highlighting each row in the post list with a background color based on its post status — no more squinting at the status column.
Features:
<ul>
<li>Color-coded rows for all built-in WordPress post statuses: Draft, Pending Review, Scheduled, Private, and Published</li>
<li>Full support for custom post statuses registered by themes or plugins</li>
<li>Fully customizable colors — pick any color via the built-in WordPress color picker</li>
<li>Can be enabled or disabled without losing your color settings</li>
<li>Lightweight — no JavaScript on the frontend, no database bloat, no external requests</li>
</ul>
Supported post statuses (default):
<ul>
<li>Draft</li>
<li>Pending Review</li>
<li>Scheduled (Future)</li>
<li>Private</li>
<li>Published</li>
<li>Any custom post status registered in your WordPress installation</li>
</ul>

Colored Admin Post List

Color-code your admin post list by post status. Instantly spot drafts, pending reviews, scheduled, private, and published posts at a glance.

Automatic Post Scheduler vs Colored Admin Post List