<p>For keeping diary-like notes, so you can quickly overview recent changes on your site (and spot the source of an eventual problem). Adds a box on your administration dashboard. Only administrators are allowed to add and read diary-records (see the beginning of the source code for detailed explanation).</p>
<h4>Requirements</h4>
<p><strong>PHP 5</strong> on your server is necessary to run this plugin.</p>


Website Diary

For keeping diary-like notes, so you can quickly overview recent changes on your site (and spot the source of an eventual problem).

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<p>Feed The Good gratitude journal posts are private by default, but you may change that and post publicly if you’d like. Titles populate automatically as the current day’s date, hashtags convert to WordPress style tags (which this plugin calls Gratitudes), and instead of Categories you set up Moods. You may also set up a daily email reminder.</p>
<h4>🪄 Recommended way to post</h4>
<p>I’m grateful for #wordpress and #water.</p>
<h4>💡 Not feeling grateful?</h4>
<p>An inspirational message will appear at the top of the editor page. There are over 200 inspirational prompts built in.</p>
<h4>👁️ Love visuals?</h4>
<p>Quickly see what you’re most grateful for and your top mood in graph format on your dashboard.</p>


Feed The Good

This WordPress plugin adds a new post type that allows you to quickly and privately keep track of what you're grateful for.

Website Diary vs Feed The Good