Editorial workflow 3rd step: Creating the article in Scompler
Saturday is "blog day" for me. First, I look at my mind map and add what is missing, delete what seems inappropriate, would go too far, or could provide enough material for another post. Then I create the post in Scompler.
This order is important because Scompler can be linked to WordPress and can then create the post there directly. If you go this route, changes in WordPress will also be visible in Scompler. If you create the post in WordPress first, it won't work as smoothly and will result in duplicate entries in Scompler.
Editorial workflow 4th step: Writing cambodia telegram screening the article in an external editor
Although WordPress also offers a distraction-free writing mode and has an automatic backup function, I somehow can't get used to it.
The Scompler editor is simply too small for me, even on my 24" monitor.
That's why I initially wrote in Scrivener , but for some reason the cursor lags a bit when I write after a certain length of text. In addition, the texts are then only available on the computer I was writing on. But since I sometimes switch from a desktop PC to a laptop, or am on the move and maybe even write on someone else's PC , that wasn't very practical. That's why I didn't stay with Scrivener for long.