Sticky Posts

Owned by Kat Harlton
Last updated: May 05, 2020 by Steve Ulrich (Deactivated)
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This Article Is For:

  • All users who have the 'manage posts' permission
  • This is applicable to: All Themes

Best Practices:

  • No More than 30 Blog/News posts should reside in the Sticky Post List at any given time.
  • All Sticky Posts should be set with an Expiry Date (ideally no more than 8 days into the future) at the time of publishing. This prevents a backlog of old posts in the Sticky Post List
  • Re-Ordering of the Sticky Post List should be done by navigating to Website> Blogs> Sticky Posts and drag/drop the order of appearance and click 'Save' at the bottom of the page. Allow up to 10 mins for server cache refresh.

Sticky Posts is a feature that places a blog post at the top of the blog list, keeping it there until new sticky posts are published, it's expires, or is removed.

Step # 1: Make Sticky

  1. Select blog posts to make sticky by clicking 'Add New Blog Post".
  2. Once selected, the sticky blog posts appear in the section below.
  3. Blog posts can also be made sticky in the blog editor.

  1. Manage the display of sticky blog posts at the top of blog lists. Drag to re-order the sticky blog posts.