Workover Docs
Guides to writing, reviewing and publishing content with Workover.
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Quickstart: your first documentConnect a site, create a document, and publish it to WordPress — the whole loop in about ten minutes.Connecting Your WordPress Site to WorkoverHow to push a document to WordPressPublish a document as a post or page, set its status, slug, categories and SEO fields.Plans and pricingWhat each plan includes, what the trial gives you, and how Monitor is billed separately.
Workover basics
What is Workover?Workover is a content workspace that writes to your CMS. What it does, who it is for, and how the pieces fit together.Core conceptsWorkspaces, projects, documents and tabs — the four things everything else in Workover hangs off.Editor basicsFormatting, shortcuts, the slash menu, and how your work is saved.How WordPress sync worksThe model behind push and pull: what Workover stores, what WordPress stores, and who wins.Sharing a documentShare a document with a teammate or someone outside your workspace, and choose what they can do.Drafting with AIHow AI drafting works in Workover, what it can see, and where drafts land.Members and seatsHow seats are counted, what changes your bill, and how to remove someone.Common errorsThe errors people hit most often, and what each one actually means.
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- How WordPress sync works
- How to push a document to WordPress
- Pulling changes from WordPress
- Sync status and conflicts
- Content types and collections
- Custom blocks and ACF fields
- “Application Passwords not available or authorization access is missing.”
- How To Whitelist Workover To Prevent Your Firewall From Blocking Requests
- Patchstack Hardening Settings