danoprey

I haven’t used it personally, but I think in Auto Delete Posts if you selecct “Per Post” rather than “Site Wide” you can add an expiration date to your new posts (I think it’s at the bottom). Then after the post expires it will auto move it to one category.

Not sure if this helps you though, as if I understand you correctly you want to move post from one category to several.

The best way to achieve this would be to scrap the “ALL NEW TODAY” category and just put it in the others, then use the “query_posts” function to just display posts from the last 24 hours in the specific categories.

The blog posts are stored in a MySQL database, not in files on your server (like your theme/plugins etc.)

You need to export the database from the old host (through something like phpMyAdmin) and import it in to the new database on your new host. You’ll also need to change the settings in the wp-config.php file to point to your new database.

Hope that helps.

This is driving me nuts! It’s so illogical!

There’s a plugin I use called “Auto Delete Posts”. Despite its name, you can also set it to move posts in to one category after X days. It updates after every new/updated post.

No problem ??

Happy New Year!

I take it “Our frugal revolution – Life on $47/day” is the title of your post?

It seems that your theme is using an h1 tag (largest header tag) to style your title.

When writing your post, if you click ‘HTML’ in the top right of where you type your post write:

<h2>What ever your subheader is</h2>

Then put all the rest of the post below it.

EDIT: Ignore what I wrote here, still doesn’t work.

Yes, that makes sense.

Why do you need to call it anything? Why not just give it an <h2> tag below the <h1>?

Could you give us a link and possible write something like “this” in the section you mean?

I don’t see what’s wrong with sub-header…