Matthew F. Fox

We’ve all been there before.
A new piece of content has been added to WordPress and you’re making a couple of edits. OH SNAP! You just clicked “Publish” instead of “Save Draft.”
You begin to sweat. That SEO plugin just pinged Google with the URL of the page, and it isn’t ready for the world to see just yet. Mom’s spaghetti is everywhere.
Publish Control provides you with a confirmation dialog when creating new posts in WordPress to avoid situations like this.
It’s simple, reliable, and it just might make your day a bit better.

Publish Control

Publish Control forces users to confirm publish to avoid accidental publishing of content.

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Enables the confirmation anchor functionality for all Gravity Forms on your site. This is done using the gform_confirmation_anchor filter.
This plugin has no settings. Just enable the plugin. The confirmation anchor will be enabled on all Gravity Forms.
For information on Gravity Forms anchors, or to learn how to enable the anchor only for specific forms, please review Gravity Forms’ official documentation.

Enable Gravity Forms Confirmation Anchor

Enables the confirmation anchor functionality for all Gravity Forms on your site.

Publish Control vs Enable Gravity Forms Confirmation Anchor