How do you create a blog post with a date in the past?
I ran into the same problem. If you specify the correct time, you will succeed if you use the function 'Update the blog post' or page. After such an update, time changes.
How do you create a blog post with a date in the past?
I figured out the issue. How? I'm not really sure honetly. However I do have a queston, if I have a feature story, and the date of the feature story isn't the latest story as far as date is concerned, it won't show in the featured section, and the regular story with no image, but has the newest date will show. Why does it do this? Can it be fixed? There are many instances where the newest story won't be a featured story and we want to have it show in the list, but not in the featured section
How do you create a blog post with a date in the past?
A: glad you figured it out. Not understanding why is par for the course for me 😀
B: your follow up question is hard to answer without knowing the logic of your listing page code.
Historically, I have used a "featured" tag to indicate that an item is featured and loop through them. Can you let us know what your method of indicating what is featured is?
@stefen is about 3000x smarter than I am and will give a better answer. I promise
How do you create a blog post with a date in the past?
@dennisedson Creating a new page, after selecting your template, there are tabs at the top. Under settings it asked to add an image if its a featured post. Let's say I add an image, usually the feature story would post above everything else, but if I backdate the feature, and still keep it as a feature, then I create another post with the newest date, the newest story will trump the feature story in its location. It seems like it is all based on the date and not the type of story it is or image.