Sticky Posts For WordPress

March 18, 2006 – 2:55 pm

Having converted from Typepad to WordPress, I have found all sorts of cool little things, some of which I have implemented, some not. One of the newest ones is to have a Sticky Post, ie, a post that resides at the top of all posts till you decide to replace it or do away with it.

You’ve probably seen them around, a post that is always there for a few days, a week. Maybe you want to make sure that something doesn’t get missed. Say, like a Trackback Party post.

The one I have started using is Adhesive. This is the link for those with WordPress 2.0 and here for WordPress 1.5 (scroll down to almost the end of the page, it is a zip file.)

Read the instructions, while there isn’t much to it, just activate the plugin, there are a few minor settings, such as a quick saying for the post.

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2 Responses to “Sticky Posts For WordPress”

  1. beth says:
    March 19, 2006 at 12:55 am

    I like the adhesive too. I’m still working out kinks in my template 🙁

    I put a 1.5 template up and it’s not working right – but I’m getting there.

    Yours looks great!

  2. William Teach says:
    March 19, 2006 at 8:08 am

    Thanks, beth! If you want any help, I’ll be happy to.

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