WordPress

• Connect WordPress to CoSchedule

  Install the CoSchedule plugin to connect a WordPress site to your calendar, add more sites, and keep the connection working after a move.

• Work with WordPress posts

  Create, convert and promote WordPress posts from your CoSchedule calendar, and see what syncs between CoSchedule and WordPress.

• Map WordPress authors, categories and custom post types

  Match WordPress authors to team members and choose which categories and custom post types CoSchedule uses for each site.

• Update or reinstall the CoSchedule WordPress plugin

  Update the CoSchedule WordPress plugin, or deactivate, reactivate or reinstall it to reset a connection that stopped working.

• Fix "Could not reach WordPress admin" and firewall problems

  Fix WordPress connection errors in CoSchedule, including Could not reach WordPress admin and firewalls that block CoSchedule.

• Fix WordPress plugin conflicts

  Find the WordPress plugin that stops CoSchedule from working, and fix the plugin conflicts CoSchedule already knows about.

• Fix WordPress timezone and timestamp problems

  Match your WordPress and calendar timezones and fix server timestamp errors so posts and social messages go out on time.