4 responses on “Sticky Posts: A Super-Easy WordPress Tutorial”

1. www.tcacla20
   July 21, 2015 at 12:50 pm | Reply

   How do I put one sticky post before another – change the order?
2. reportica
   September 26, 2015 at 10:57 am | Reply

   Sorry, I did not notice this. Yes, change the order. The simplest way to do this for posts is to change the publish date. Posts are in date order by default. If the original date is important to you, you can note the original publish date in the body of the article.

   I will get new posts by email now, so the next reply will be sooner. 🙂
3. Akshat Verma
   February 17, 2016 at 11:04 am | Reply

   how can we have multiple sticky posts?
• reportica
  February 18, 2016 at 8:19 am | Reply

  Just go to each post you want to appear before the regular posts and make them sticky one by one. If you have not changed the defaults, the latest sticky post will be on top, then the other sticky posts, then the regular posts. If your theme has dedicated styling for sticky posts, all the sticky posts will have that styling.

  There are plugins in the repository that let you have sticky posts for the top of tag archives, there is also a plugin that will show you all sticky posts on your dashboard.