Post by abdullah15 on Nov 12, 2024 9:54:51 GMT
Beyond editing content, WordPress also includes built-in shortcuts to help you manage comments .
By default, these shortcuts are disabled , but you can enable them with just a few seconds of work:
In your WordPress dashboard, go to Users → Your Profile .
To enable keyboard shortcuts for comment moderation, check the box next to Keyboard Shortcuts.
Save your changes.
wordpress-keyboard-shortcuts-comments
You can then use these take email marketing service shortcuts in the Comments tab of your WordPress dashboard.
First, you have a number of shortcuts for selecting comments.
J – moves current selection down ( will also jump to next page if you are at the bottom of the page)
K – moves current selection up
X – adds a checkmark ( this is useful for performing bulk operations )
Shift + X – turn checkmark on or off for all comments
After selecting one or more comments, you can perform actions using another set of shortcuts:
A – approves the comment
S – marks the comment as spam
D – deletes comment
Z – restores comment from trash
U – does not approve the comment
R – starts a reply to a comment
Q – opens quick edit screen to edit comment
E – opens full editing screen
If you have multiple comments selected, you can also use Shift + previous commands to perform the action on multiple comments. For example:
Shift + A – confirms all selected comments
Shift + S – marks all selected comments as spam
Load comments screen
Press J to select the first comment
Press S to mark as spam
By default, these shortcuts are disabled , but you can enable them with just a few seconds of work:
In your WordPress dashboard, go to Users → Your Profile .
To enable keyboard shortcuts for comment moderation, check the box next to Keyboard Shortcuts.
Save your changes.
wordpress-keyboard-shortcuts-comments
You can then use these take email marketing service shortcuts in the Comments tab of your WordPress dashboard.
First, you have a number of shortcuts for selecting comments.
J – moves current selection down ( will also jump to next page if you are at the bottom of the page)
K – moves current selection up
X – adds a checkmark ( this is useful for performing bulk operations )
Shift + X – turn checkmark on or off for all comments
After selecting one or more comments, you can perform actions using another set of shortcuts:
A – approves the comment
S – marks the comment as spam
D – deletes comment
Z – restores comment from trash
U – does not approve the comment
R – starts a reply to a comment
Q – opens quick edit screen to edit comment
E – opens full editing screen
If you have multiple comments selected, you can also use Shift + previous commands to perform the action on multiple comments. For example:
Shift + A – confirms all selected comments
Shift + S – marks all selected comments as spam
Load comments screen
Press J to select the first comment
Press S to mark as spam