Always forget to insert your signature or maybe a category image? Or need a place to store your code where you can conveniently copy and paste into your post? This is what this plugin is for – a handy reminder list on your Post Admin page. Go through the list before confidently pressing the Publish button. Now you only need to remind yourself to read the Reminder list 
Features
- display below Posts Admin textarea or sidebar
- paste html or php code snippets
- works on WP 2.0-2.7
Screenshot
Options Panel
Reminder List below Post Textarea
Reminder List on Post Sidebar
Installation
1. Upload and activate plugin
2. Go to Admin Panel > Options > Pre-Publish Reminder.
3. Choose where to display list (sidebar or textarea)
4. Enter your reminder list.
Upgrade
1. Simply overwrite existing file in the plugins directory
2. Go to Admin Panel > Options > Pre-Publish Reminder to set your preferences
Changelog
Version 1.0.1
- Remove html styling
- Add php and html code snippet without special formatting
Version 1.1
- Option to set border and background color
- Use of
tag to control display of unformatted html/php code snippets - Preview of list on same page
Version 1.2
- Move to a folder structure
- Reminder List shows up in correct places for WP v2.5
License
This plugin is released under the Creative Commons GNU GPL.
Download
Size: 2,98 kBytes
FileType: .zip-File
Downloads: 2200
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This plugin seems perfect for my needs, but my question is… i have coded html that I need to add to this list, much like your last screenshot which shows your list. When I paste it in, it shows the formatted html instead of the actual code. I tried adding the code tag, but that did not make the output plain text. How do I make the list display the code and not the formatted html? Thanks in advance.
I actually insert a space in the tag e.g < a> instead of <a>. Need to do that for both opening and close tag.
Another option is to use the <xmp></xmp> tags. Though this tag is deprecated, it appears to work in FF2/IE6
I’ll look into how to make this as user-friendly as possible in the next version
As I feel there’s little need to style the reminder list via html, I updated the plugin to display php and html code, unformatted
Awesome.
Gonna check it out
Actually, you might consider adding some styles. For example, I might like line 2 highlighted in red text or a red background because I’m ALWAYS forgetting it. Or at least bold.
You could add on a few options to control the text color, background color, bold, italic, and possibly a border to frame the box to increase visibility. Very simple stuff that could be a checkbox of options.
I’m just thrilled to have this Plugin so I’ll be testing it out this week. Thank you thank you thank you thank you!
Another great plugin. Thanks!
Thank you Joe and Heather
Lorelle: will do my best to come up with something
Hi, thanks for the plugin. Any chance to change the location on the post screen? Is there an id that is responsible for the order of the elements in the sidebar? I’d really like the reminder to be on top of all other boxes, so it’s visible regardless of the screen size. If you know any resources about this, I’d be grateful if you could tell me, I’d look it up and change it myself.
Thanks again,
Tobias
You can actually re-arrange the sidebar boxes by drag’n drop. However it will remember the setting for that PC, meaning if you use another PC, you have to re-arrange again.
If I’m not wrong, the order of the elements are stored inside the cookie “dbx-postmeta”. If you can figure out how to write to the cookie, you may be able to force it to the top
After I move the reminder box to the top, the value in my cookie reads “grabit:7+|0+|1+|2+|3+|4+|5+|6+&advancedstuff:0+|1-|2+”
Do you mind telling me which version of WP you are currently using? I havn’t updated my WP for some time and from the screenshots of your writing platform, it looks different from mine.
I’ve left my email, would appreciate it if you could get back to me, thanks!
Kin: I’m running on WP2.1. And WP2.2 is coming real soon
Confusing. I just downloaded Pre-Publish and Announcements. I put them both in the plugins directory. But neither appear in the Plug-ins page. All of my other plug-ins appear in the list. :S
This is a new issue to me. I’d not bother the plugin author if I even had a clue on where to begin in figuring this out.
Figures. I got it figured out moments later.
The files, directly unzipped into my plugin directory, kept the same file permissions that you put on them. So… I didn’t have access. Changed the file permissions and it all works now.
Genkisan, thanks again for your great work and cooperation to keep the web alive
Cheers,
Michael
Hello
I am Lucy, I have found your website while searching for some info at Google. Your site has helped me in a big way.
Bye
Genkisan, just in case you want to know – the plugin also works ok with WordPress 2.2.1
Thankies
Very nice plugin – already in use at my blog. Thank you!
Really great plugin, thank you very much.
Cool =)
Great! very useful for me!
支持下，太棒了，这个插件，谢谢作者！可惜我英文不好！！
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Great plug-in, although you should remove the nl2br from the code (or make it optional, e.g; radio of “I’m typing real HTML, or text w/ optional HTML text decoration) as it really clashes with the idea of accepting HTML input. It makes it impossible to render a clean & compact HTML reminder box, for instance, try adding a bulleted list…
I installed it but cannot save any reminders.
I am using WP 2.91
I’m on WP 2.9.1 too. No problem on my side.