Freemius

Essekia

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<p>TedWP is an intuitive and easy-to-use WordPress editor plugin that lets you focus on writing bold and clear blog articles.</p>
<h3>Easy to write blog posts</h3>
<p>With TED you can easily write, and edit blog content and format and publish blog posts quickly. Saves your time and energy.</p>
<p>We believe that TedWP could be a useful tool for people looking for an alternative to the Classic Editor plugin or the Gutenberg editor.</p>
<h3>Frontend buttons</h3>
<p>It adds a Create New Post and Edit Post buttons on the frontend for your blog to quickly access the editor. So people who need a WP frontend post editor can also make use of this editor plugin.</p>
<h3>Content Editor for WordPress</h3>
<p>It is a visual WYSIWYG content editor that comes with options similar to the TinyMCE editor but with a block interface.</p>
<h3>Basic blocks</h3>
<p>Can add content as blocks and comes with basic block types such as Text, Headings, Quotes, Images, Lists, Tables, and more.</p>
<h3>Clean and intuitive interface</h3>
<p>It’s a fast-loading editor that comes with a clean interface that lets you focus on writing.</p>
<p>No barriers between the ideas in your head and writing them on your blog. So you can just focus on writing.</p>
<h3>Better mobile writing experience</h3>
<p>Ideas don’t wait until you get to a PC.<br />
With TED editor you can write on any device such as mobile phones and tablets, regardless of screen size.</p>
<h3>Frequently updated</h3>
<p>You can expect new features, bug fixes, and security updates regularly.</p>


Ted – WordPress Classic Block Editor Plugin

A simple Classic Block Editor plugin for writers and bloggers. Alternative to Gutenberg.

Robert DeVore

<p>Write your next book from the comfort of the WordPress dashboard, categorizing the chapters by Book name and even adding the character names that appear in each chapter.</p>
<p>You also have the option to add in your own custom quote for the beginning of your chapter.</p>


Chapters for Authors

I installed this in my test environment and created a book. I entered the book name, added 3 chapters, and assigned the chapters to the book. Then I viewed my book.

Yuck.

Chapters are listed in reverse chronological order just like they would be on the posts archive page. Ugh. That is what I was trying to avoid.

I would like a book that looks like a book, reads like a book, has pointers to the next chapter and the last chapter, starts with the first chapter and moves forward through the book to the last chapter.

This is not that.

Off to a Good Start....

Write your next book from the comfort of the WordPress dashboard.

Ted – WordPress Classic Block Editor Plugin vs Chapters for Authors