Print My BlogPosts about the free version of Print My Blog
I’m looking to hire one or more persons to help with: These tasks could all be done by the same person, or multiple individuals could work on what they do best. E.g., if you have experience making a plugin, supporting it, and writing about it, it would be great to have one person do all […]
This is an interesting use-case interview with Angela Telford, a therapist teaching about visual reflexology and the owner of footreadingblog.com. She shares how she used Print My Blog (PMB) to create an ePub eBook from her membership site. While membership sites have their place, Angela found herself doing a lot of technical support for members, […]
This is an interesting use-case interview with Philip Gust from the International Costumers’ Guild. He shares how his non-profit streamlines their publishing process using Print My Blog to cut down on costs and reduce repetitive tasks when publishing to their blog and periodically compiling them into print and digital editions of the newsletter. Please introduce […]
Turn your blog into a newspaper with the new Haller Tabloid design
Print My Blog (PMB) now integrates nicely with WordPress’ most popular translation plugin, WPML. Together you can create books and documents in many languages with a click of a button. On the surface, the integration is very simple: use WPML as normal to translate your posts and pages into other languages create a project in […]
In 2018 I, Michael Nelson, was working for Event Espresso and started a local WordPress meetup. One day, someone at the WordPress meetup asked how to print web pages from your browser without having the images get cut in half across page breaks. I made a short video explaining a trick to do that. But […]
Now is your chance to get a major discount, or even a free lifetime license, to Print My Blog Pro by becoming a Founding Member. I’m developing a pro version of the WordPress plugin Print My Blog which will help in creating professional quality books and documents from WordPress posts, so you can write a […]
How Funding WordPress Plugin Development Entirely Through Donations Has Gone, and What I’m Doing Next
The Reason Behind the WordPress Plugin Print My Blog
I finally created a new site dedicated to my WordPress plugin Print My Blog: printmy.blog Important: if you’d like to continue hearing about the progress of Print My Blog, especially the pro version, sign up for the mailing list below: All posts about Print My Blog transparency reports and tutorials will be on that site […]