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Actually, no, that would be the way I wanted, but it doesn’t assign new ids to the imported content. It just takes the old ids from the export.
So when I already made some pages in the new install, with ids with ,10-20 for example. those aren’t getting imported because they have the same id… ah well.

Why does that matter?

I can’t stand it. ??
I want my pages to have ids from 1-100 (or whatever), and then all the blog posts. Not some pages with an id 1223, and so on.
But that’s not the point.
There has to be a way, to edit the ids (or at least let them start from 1 when exporting), right?

Oh and btw, if it shouldn’t be possible, what about the other question. Anyone knows?
And also, when I test importing my 2000 posts, the import always gets stuck at about 300 posts. what to do about that?

Thanks for your answer, but no, not the title, the name (or “slug” as I found out it is obviously called).
So, I use permalinks.. and the url is for example: https://www.url.com/blah/page-name
So I need to use “page-name” in my template file.
I know the title is basically the page name, but it obviously is formatted (since it says “Page Name”).
Thanks again!