Mohammad Jangda

Edit Flow uses custom capabilities for usergroup management and post subscriptions (who should be notified of emails).

To manage usergroups: edit_usergroups
To manage subscriptions: edit_post_subscriptions

Just assign those caps to the the necessary roles/users and that should work.

With v1.3.1 you can modify the image size and image numbers by adding a bit of code to your theme’s functions.php (we’ll hopefully add it as an option in a future release).

This will change the image size to 500 x 250:

add_filter( 'ioya_image_size', 'my_theme_change_ioya_image_size' );
function my_theme_change_ioya_image_size( $size ) {
    return array( 500, 250 );
}

You can also change the number of images in the same way. This will change the image number to 4:

add_filter( 'ioya_image_count', 'my_theme_change_ioya_image_count' );
function my_theme_change_ioya_image_count( $count ) {
    return 4;
}

Hope that helps!

Thanks for the fix Will! We’ll make sure to patch this in the next release.

We’re looking at a number of different ways to improve the calendar and inline editing is definitely one of them. The CSS classes is also a great idea.

As for emails, a link to the post is already included in all the emails. You should see a “View Post” link for published posts and a “Preview Post” link for unpublished ones.

Thanks for the ideas and glad you like the plugin! 🙂

Thanks for the report nicomollet! This will be fixed in the next version.

Glad to hear you’re switching! 🙂

Check out the Plugin Page for info on how to customize the templates.

If you need more info / help, just let me know.

Clean notifications just changes the links so you see links like Spam instead of long stringy URLs like http://example.ca/wp-admin/comment.php?action=spam&c=10055. Screenshot

WIth HTML Emails you get fully designed emails that look far far better than the stock WordPress emails. Screenshot 🙂

Hope that answers your question!