You may have read about how Strattic’s publishing system makes use of several transients somewhere else on this site. Well, if you’re looking for a way to use those transients to send publish alerts to your Slack channels, then you’ve come to the right place! You may want to create
StoryChief.com is a “leading content marketing platform that makes sure your brand gets the attention it deserves” (according to their website. It allows you to publish and schedule posts, as well as post automatically to different social media channels. We’ve got basic instructions for getting set up here. However, you
Well done! You’ve started publishing your site on Strattic! Publishing is already very fast on Strattic (thanks devs!), but what if you have a massive site or just want to speed up your publishes and have even more control over what gets published? Good news – you can exclude specific
Converting a WordPress site from multi-site to single site is unfortunately not as simple as it should be. Kailey Lampert has helpfully created a tool called “Blog Extractor” which is a WP CLI package which does the basic work of extracting most of the required files and database tables required.
You may have noticed that search doesn’t work the same way on Strattic that you might expect on a typical WordPress site. That’s to be expected, native WordPress search requires a server, and remember, with your live site on Strattic, there is no server 🧙♀️ ✨. This is the gist
If you’ve worked with custom themes in WordPress, you know that you can typically add a search.php template file to your theme files, and that will produce a custom search results page. With Strattic, there are a few extra steps you’ll need to do in order to make sure your
Strattic’s publishing system makes use of several transients. You can use these to perform actions at different parts of the publish process, such as sending a message with relevant information when the publish has completed.
There’s a lot you can do to customize your Algolia search results… Check it out!
We have a new Strattic filter that can be used to add a custom post status to the publish process! By default, we only publish the following post statuses: type array: [‘publish’, ‘private’, ‘inherit’, ‘trash’]
Before you get started This guide assumes you’re bringing your own Algolia index, and not using Strattic’s index of your site. From there, you will need three things for the app to work: Application ID (e.g. ABCDEF12345) Search API key (e.g. asdf1234asdf1234asdf1234) Index name (e.g. wp_posts_index) These can all be found in your
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