Publishing to WordPress
Push blog posts from Nolorem to your WordPress site, manage status sync, schedule future publishing, and handle updates.
Updated Jun 3, 2026
Nolorem connects directly to your WordPress site through the REST API. You can publish, update, schedule, and unpublish posts without leaving the Nolorem editor.
Setting up the connection
Before you can publish, connect your WordPress site in Settings under the Publishing section:
- Enter your WordPress site URL
- Create an application password in WordPress (Users then Profile then Application Passwords)
- Paste the credentials into Nolorem
- Nolorem installs a bridge plugin on your WordPress site for two-way sync
The bridge plugin enables webhook notifications so Nolorem knows when post status changes on the WordPress side.
Publishing a post
In the blog post editor, click Publish. Nolorem assembles your content (sections, images, internal links, SEO metadata) and pushes it to WordPress. The post goes live immediately.
If you want to publish later, set a future date in the editor. The post enters a "scheduled" state and Nolorem pushes it at the scheduled time through a background job.
Status sync
The bridge plugin sends webhooks to Nolorem whenever a post's status changes in WordPress. This keeps both systems in sync:
- Publishing in WordPress updates the status in Nolorem
- Unpublishing in WordPress updates the status in Nolorem
- Editing in WordPress does not overwrite your Nolorem content
Updating a published post
Edit the post in Nolorem and click Update. Nolorem pushes the changes to WordPress, preserving the existing URL and publication date. Internal links, images, and SEO metadata are all updated in the same push.
Unpublishing
Click Unpublish in the editor to revert a published post to draft on both Nolorem and WordPress. If the post has internal links pointing to it from other posts, those links are deactivated automatically and reactivated if you republish.
Scheduling from the calendar
You can also schedule and reschedule posts by dragging them on the unified calendar. Dragging a scheduled post to a past date publishes it immediately. Dragging a published post to a future date unpublishes it and reschedules.