mahdirahani

Collaborative Post Notes is a simple but powerful internal communication tool for WordPress teams. 
It adds a clean, threaded note system inside the post/page editor, allowing editors, authors, and content teams to communicate directly while working on content — with no external tools (Telegram, WhatsApp, etc.) needed.
This plugin improves your editorial workflow, reduces miscommunication, and keeps all discussions connected to the content they belong to.
<h3>🟦 Why use Collaborative Post Notes?</h3>
Managing content in a team often leads to scattered messages across multiple platforms. 
This plugin solves that problem by keeping all notes, replies, and discussions inside WordPress, right inside the editor.
<h3>✨ Key Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Threaded (nested) notes — reply inside discussions like a mini comment system </li>
<li>Internal-only — notes never appear on the frontend </li>
<li>Lightweight — uses minimal database space, optimized for speed </li>
<li>Auto-recorded username & timestamp </li>
<li>Perfect for editorial and content teams </li>
<li>Supports posts and pages </li>
<li>Clean, distraction-free UI </li>
<li>No configuration required — works instantly</li>
</ul>
<h3>🟩 Ideal For:</h3>
<ul>
<li>Editorial teams </li>
<li>Multi-author blogs </li>
<li>News websites </li>
<li>Agencies with content workflows </li>
<li>SEO/content strategy teams </li>
<li>Anyone who collaborates inside WordPress </li>
</ul>
<h3>🧩 How It Works</h3>
<ol>
<li>Open any post or page </li>
<li>Scroll to the Team Notes metabox </li>
<li>Add a top-level note or reply to existing ones </li>
<li>Notes automatically store user + time </li>
<li>Everything is saved with the post</li>
</ol>
<h3>🔒 Private & Secure</h3>
These notes are not public, not accessible through template files, and never appear on the frontend.

Collaborative Post Notes

A lightweight, threaded internal notes system for WordPress posts and pages. Perfect for editorial teams, content creators, and multi-author websites.

Zane Matthew

This plugin does the “grunt” work for registering a custom post type called “article” with categories, 
tags, along with widget support and short-code features.
This plugin is at aimed the user that wants to better organize their content, but not do all the server side code. 
I’ve done that for you, all that is left is some light “theming” via CSS. This plugin may seem redundant when compared to “posts”, seeing 
as how it has almost all the features of a post, but I’m attempting to separate the “concept” of publishing “content” as a journal entry i.e. post 
versus a periodical i.e. article, hope others find it useful.
Widget supports the following: 
(Requirments: your theme must support Widgets! For this feature to work) 
* Custom title 
* Article count 
* Choose category to display (choosing ALL may result in “post bleed” on archive pages, not recommmended) 
* Choose tag to display 
* Choose thumbnail to display 
* Show posted on 
* Show posted in 
* Show excerpt (based on your settings defined in functions.php)
Short-code “most recent articles box” with the following: 
* Specify count 
* Specify category 
* Custom title
Short-code “meta box” and “meta list” with the following: 
* unique class name for styling

Article Type

Registers custom post type "article", with category, tag, short-code and widget support

Collaborative Post Notes vs Article Type