Data Base problems
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My website http://www.viewthebigpicture.com is displaying very old posts from 2010 instead of the most recent.
First it was opening this http://viewthebigpicture.wordpress.com/2010/07/08/150/
so i deleted the post
Now it rerouts to this post http://viewthebigpicture.wordpress.com/2011/01/11/12-west-main-special-event-center/
anpther from 2010only if you write out http://viewthebigpicture.wordpress.com/ will it go to the most recent post
Why is this? Ive never had this before, but now is not the time….
The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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Blogs are essentially a reverse chronological order publishing tool and you cannot change this order on a free hosted WordPress.com blog. Hence, our blogs display posts in reverse chronological order, with the most recent post on top, unless there is a timezone issue or a sticky posts issue.
The default timezone is UTC time. You can reset your timezone here > Settings > General Select the closest city to you in the same timezone in the drop-down menu you see there and then click “save changes”.
If that does not rectify the post order then how many sticky posts have you created? http://en.support.wordpress.com/posts/post-visibility/#sticky-posts
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if you go to viewthebigpicture.wordpress.com it is in the right order, so I dont think that is the problem.
my time zone is correct.
I do not see any sticky notes
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its only when you click in my web address only.
Lets say you dont know me and you type in http://www.viewthebigpicture.com
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Or in the sidebar on the right side of this page there is a “subscribe to this link” – click on it –
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ok I did that, just wasn’ sure if it was on a different thread than this one… thanks you are amazing if you haven’t head it enough already.
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Hi there – Your domain viewthebigpicture.com is not mapped to your WordPress.com site. You are likely using some sort of forwarding on your domain registrar’s end and the domain is forwarding to a specific post for some reason.
We don’t recommend forwarding in this way. Instead, I recommend you map the domain to your blog directly by pointing its name servers here to WordPress.com, as described here:
http://en.support.wordpress.com/domain-mapping/map-existing-domain/#instructions-for-mapping-an-existing-domainHere are instructions for how to do this on eNom’s end:
http://www.enom.com/help/faq_dns.aspLet me know if you have further questions about this!
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