When you write an article and save it as "draft" (the default), your article is saved as a draft.
The draft category is a repository. Articles can be stored there indefinitely and rewritten as often as needed.
You may write articles at any time and save as many drafts as you like.
This repository is useful for storing topic ideas and starting articles you plan to develop for later use.
2. PENDING
When your article is finished and you want to release it, you must save it as "pending review" by clicking "Submit for Review" instead of "Save Draft".
The article will move from "draft" to "pending review", at which point newsletter editors will know you've submitted an article.
All "pending review" articles submitted by noon Friday will be reviewed by the editors and put into the lineup for the next issue.
As a Draft and before it's submitted for review, it will look like this...
Once it's submitted it will look like this...
As long as your article has not been published, you will still be able to edit it. However, after 12:00 noon on Monday of each week, we ask that you refrain from editing because the newsletter staff is at that point editing. If you need something changed after that point, you can contact the newsletter staff. If you change your mind and would like to remove your article from "Pending Review", you must go to "Edit" - http://itnews.itac.k-state.edu/wp-admin/edit.php - find your article, hover over it, click "Quick Edit", and then change it's "Status" to "Unpublished" and click "Update Post". That process looks like this...
Find your article and click "Quick Edit"...
Chang the "Status" to "Unpublished" and click "Update Post"...
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