Making a "Sticky" post
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My “Publish” function doesn’t have a “Sticky” option. Is that because I have a free site? I want to post the “rules of engagement” for people visiting my page.
Thanks,
The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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Every free hosted WordPress.com blog has the “sticky” post option in the Publish module on every post we create. See here > http://en.support.wordpress.com/posts/post-visibility/#sticky-posts
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That’s my problem; I’ve visited that page and have deleted/reposed several times, most recently after your reply, and the image of the “Publish” dialogue box shown on that page doesn’t appear when I click the “Publish” button; it just posts. What am I missing?
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1) The Publish button is inside the Publish module, so if you’re not seeing the module I guess you’re trying to publish posts via the “New Post” tool in the grey admin bar instead of via Posts > Add New in your dashboard sidebar.
2) For an already published post, you don’t need that module anyway: it’s easier to turn the post into a sticky if you go to Posts > All Posts (dashboard sidebar again), click Quick Edit under the post title, check the option “Make this post sticky”, click Update.
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