Drafted fixes now publish from the content queue to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and Ghost — the draft you reviewed, not a summary of it.
Diagnosis only matters if the fix ships. Drafts in the Vidrys content queue now publish directly to your CMS, from the same place you review them.
What's new
- Publish from any ticket. The publish control lives in the ticket view, so it works the same from the board and the list.
- Choose the destination. Every connected CMS is listed — WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or Ghost — instead of defaulting to the first.
- Draft or live, your call. The status you choose is the status the CMS receives.
- Live status. “Publishing…” resolves on its own, and a published Webflow item links straight to the page.
The draft you reviewed is the draft that ships
Publishing sends the full drafted page. If a ticket has no draft yet, publishing is refused before anything is sent to your site, and the queue shows why — so a one-line ticket summary can never go live by accident.
Formatting survives the trip
Drafts are converted with a CommonMark renderer that keeps tables, ordered and nested lists, images and blockquotes. That matters for fixes like comparison pages, which are built around a table.
Check a connection before you need it
Required credentials are checked when you connect a CMS, and a connection test confirms stored credentials work without creating anything on your site.