What Else Can You Manage With CMS Commander

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This page looks fairly similar to the standard Post page in WordPress, so you can create a title and article for the blog post you want to share. Everything is still there from the Link buttons to the Text Editor.

Post Editor

If you scroll down below the editor you’ll find an area called WordPress Settings. This module lets you modify things like Categories, Usernames, Post Types, and more.

WordPress Settings

You can even place a featured image in your post to send off to the actual website you have linked. Keep in mind that the Post Type dropdown is included so you can specify whether or not you are creating a post or page. Depending on your website you also might have other options like Products, Coupons, or a Custom Post Type.

Once you complete the post, upload all your images and go through your Country Email List proofreading process. Move to the upper right hand corner of the CMS Commander window. This provides a list of all the sites you have connected to CMS Commander. You have the option to publish this post to a group that you specified earlier or just a single website.





Check off the website you want to publish the post to and hit the Post Article to Selected Sites button. This shoots the article to those sites where you can navigate to later and check to see how it looks.


Since the tool is so expansive, there are far too many features to cover in just one blog post. However, I compiled some of the more common tasks you can perform with the CMS Commander dashboard.