Turn any list in your blog to a beautiful interactive checklist. Print, Use, Share, Download to Mobile and more. 100% Free with no account required.

People love lists! And if you run a successful blog, you probably have many lists throughout your posts. But those lists tend to be boring bullet lists such as:

And here is what this list would look once you let the Checklist plugin render it:

And once your visitors save the list to their Checklist app (on iOS/ Android and Web), it will show as follows:

Notice how you get the sticky relationship as the list includes a link back to your blog which the user will see every time they use the list (even months after).

• Let users enjoy a beautiful interactive checklist rather than a boring bullet list
• Let users save the list for later (with a link back to your blog)
• Let users print your lists (sourcing your blog)
• Turn visitors into returning users (increase page views)
• Increase your brand awareness
• Get exposure on Checklist.com
• Monetize your lists

Start by installing the plugin in WordPress.

Select any bullet list (or create a new one) in your Wordpress post editor. In the following example we take a list of baby items an expecting mom should buy:

Click on the Checklist button from the editor and get the Checklist popup to customize your checklist:

And voila: you have a baby checklist.

Test. Make sure all works by viewing the Post and trying to click on the Save & Print buttons. Ensure the checklist is properly printed.

Tip: If you have not used proper bullets in your list, there will not be any tasks in the Print page. Go back to your Post edit page and correct it.

Note: If after clicking OK on the popup window you get a bullet BEFORE the created shortcode, you need to remove it. Your post should include something like this:

[checklist-box title="My title" extraTitle="Read More" extraUrl="http://example.com"]

• Item 1
• Item 2

[/checklist-box]

To customize the overall look and feel of the plugin to fit your blog's, head over to the Checklist settings page from the WordPress admin menu:

Naturally, you can use this on any list on your site. Here are a few examples:

• Action list. Things to do. E.g. DIY instructions
• Shopping lists. Things you will need to get something accomplished. E.g. DIY lists
• Recipes. Inclued a list of ingredients
• Trip Plans. Lists of places to visit
• Bookmarks. Lists of links. E.g. if you have just listed the top 20 Wordpress themes, why not place a list at the end which the user can take with them and further look into
• List of tips
• Summary. See the tip below.

And the list goes on. Let us know if you have an idea we can add to this list.

Tip: Why not end (and even start) each blog post with a list which summarizes the article? This can be something the reader can take away with them.

So get started with turning your boring lists into shining interactive checklists!

Installation Instructions

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