Writing Posts
Notipo has a built-in markdown editor for writing and publishing posts directly to WordPress. Open it from the dashboard by clicking Write a Post, or edit an existing post from the Posts page.
Editor Features
- Full markdown support — headings, bold, italic, links, lists, blockquotes, code blocks, and images
- Toolbar with one-click formatting for common markdown elements
- Slash commands — type / to insert headings, code blocks, images, and more
- List continuation — press Enter in a list to auto-continue, press again to exit
- Drag-and-drop images or paste from clipboard — uploaded to WordPress media library automatically
- Auto-save to localStorage — your draft is preserved across page reloads and browser restarts
- Draft restore — if you have an unsaved draft, the editor offers to restore it on next visit
- Unsaved changes warning — navigate away and the browser warns you before losing work
Publishing from the Editor
When you click Publish, Notipo:
- Converts your markdown to WordPress Gutenberg blocks
- Uploads all images to your WordPress media library
- Generates a featured image (Pro plan — AI-generated or Unsplash)
- Applies SEO metadata to Rank Math (title, description, focus keyword)
- Creates the WordPress post as a draft or publishes it live
Set the Category and optionally an SEO Keyword before publishing. Notipo uses the keyword to generate optimized SEO metadata via Rank Math.
Editing Posts
Click Edit on any post in the Posts page to open it in the editor. Make your changes and click Update to re-sync the content to WordPress. Notipo updates the existing WordPress post — no duplicates are created.
Images
Add images to your post in three ways:
- Drag and drop an image file onto the editor
- Paste an image from your clipboard (e.g., screenshots)
- Use the image button in the toolbar or the /image slash command
Images are uploaded to your WordPress media library via Notipo's upload endpoint. The editor inserts a markdown image tag with the uploaded URL. Maximum file size is 10 MB.
Auto-Save
The editor automatically saves your draft to localStorage as you type. If you close the browser or navigate away, your work is preserved. On your next visit, the editor detects the saved draft and offers to restore it.