anthologize

After a lengthy search for the ideal solution to my particular use case, I finally stumbled upon this WordPress plugin. From the moment I installed it, I knew it was exactly what I had been looking for.The installation process was a breeze, and the user interface is intuitive and user-friendly. Anthologize was straightforward to set up and configure.

I found Anthologize quite useful after I developed a procedure to avoid the clog on media fragments the plugin generates. 1) Don’t install Anthologize in a live instance of your website. 2) A combination of Local by Flywheel and BackUp Buddy allow me to copy my live site to my PC. 3) On the PC, I load a copy of my live site. Zip from Backup Buddy. 4) I install Anthologize from a zip file. 5) I build my project. All fragments are stored in the Local Flywheel copy. 6) Create my PDF and ePub. I use Calibre for post-processing. 7) Recreate my test/development site. Delete the Anthologize Local Flywheel copy and reload the zip file. Ergo the media library fragments are gone.

Useful for some exports and helping organizing a book structure. For TEI, you can’t change many things about the scheme, though, unless recoding the plugin.

Anthologize is an excellent plugin I used to back up my website in PDF book form. It’s drag and drop feature to build chapters and items was very easy to use and worked flawlessley. I had my posts already set up by category so it was simply a matter of dragging them into the various chapters. An excellent future enhancement to this plugin would be if it could capture comments as well. Kudos to those who spent countless hours developing this great plugin.

This plugin looks very promising (and just what I am looking for) based on the description, but it only produces files with a front page and nothing else.

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