Quick WordPress Tip – Leave Yourself A Note On The Dashboard
If you only have one WordPress blog, and never write guest posts elsewhere, you probably are very capable of remembering how to format your posts. I mean, how hard could it be to remember the maximum width to use for images, or which Hx tag (H1, H2, H3…) to separate sections of a post? Right?
But try remembering even those two things when you write posts for several blogs. If you’re anything like me, you never remember and you end up digging through old notes or View Source on blog posts to see what the format is. Don’t you wish you could just jot down a note on the WordPress admin dashboard to remind you of those little things? Guess what?
There’s a plugin for that!
Actually, there may be several, but the one I use is Dashboard Post-It. Here’s how it’s described:
Adds a simple ‘Post-it’ widget to the Dashboard that allows you to leave yourself or other authors a note. The plugin can be configured and moved around as any other Dashboard widget. It will accept plain text or (sanitized) HTML.
If you own a multi-author blog, this is a great way to make sure everyone remembers all the little rules you have. If you’re a blogger who posts for someone else, let them know about this little plugin. It can make things easier for everyone.
Sometimes it’s the tiniest things that increase productivity and keep us from tearing our hair out in frustration. 
Tags: Dashboard, HTML, plugin, WordPress
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You know, it’s really cool to create post through the problems you faced & answers you sought. People go wild & crazy searching for appropriate topics for their post & some just have a way of converting their challenges into the posts.
Donna, keep rocking!
What a great plugin! I just installed it for my blog – I co-author it with my sisters so it is fun to leave them notes of encouragement.
Notes of encouragement…that’s a great way to use the plugin. I tended to think in terms of instruction, but encouragement is awesome also.