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How to Change the Order of Your WordPress Posts
Manually Changing the Order
1. Log in to your WordPress administration panel and click 'Posts.' This brings up a list of your posted articles.
2. Click 'Quick Edit' next to the post you want to show first. Edit the date to today's date. This ensures the post is the most recent.
3. Click 'Update' to save your changes to the article. Click 'Quick Edit' on the next post.
4. Change the date to yesterday. This makes the post second in your WordPress loop.
5. Repeat the process as necessary until your posts are in the desired order.
Using a WordPress Plugin to Change Post Order
6. Log in to your WordPress administration panel. Click 'Plugins,' then click 'Add New.'
7. Type 'PostMash' into the search box. Click 'Search Plugins.'
8. Click 'Install Now' next to 'PostMash' in the search results. Click 'OK,' then click 'Activate.'
9. Click 'Posts,' then click'PostMash.' This brings you to the PostMash control panel.
10. Click on each post and drag it into the order you want. Continue for each post that you want to rearrange. Click 'Update' to save the changes to the post order.
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