http://www.sriraj.org/blogger/making-sticky-post-in-blogger-blogspot-article/ Sun, 21 Mar 2010 05:41:47 +0530 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.sriraj.org/blogger/making-sticky-post-in-blogger-blogspot-article/comment-page-1/#comment-11743 sriraj Tue, 21 Jul 2009 05:57:40 +0000 http://www.sriraj.org/?p=1558#comment-11743 You right. But sticky articles in blogs and forums differ. People generally use Sticky post (or sticky note, whichever way you like to call it) to make an 'About' story to just give a brief overview about their blogs, which can be surely accomplished by a widget. There used be another way of making a sticky post in Blogger by post-dating the article. But I'm afraid that doesn't work anymore. If you know any other way, then you can surely make me aware about it. You right. But sticky articles in blogs and forums differ. People generally use Sticky post (or sticky note, whichever way you like to call it) to make an ‘About’ story to just give a brief overview about their blogs, which can be surely accomplished by a widget.
There used be another way of making a sticky post in Blogger by post-dating the article. But I’m afraid that doesn’t work anymore.
If you know any other way, then you can surely make me aware about it.

]]> http://www.sriraj.org/blogger/making-sticky-post-in-blogger-blogspot-article/comment-page-1/#comment-11737 halfey Tue, 21 Jul 2009 05:38:35 +0000 http://www.sriraj.org/?p=1558#comment-11737 Failed. A sticky post is supposed to be a normal blog article that is set to remain on top of the rest of other posted articles, regardless their posting date. In other words, it is an article complete with the commenting feature; not a mere HTML widget as you mentioned above. A HTML widget does not allow visitor to put comment, let alone allowing the blog owner to edit it via the usual post editor interface. I'm not buying this. Failed. A sticky post is supposed to be a normal blog article that is set to remain on top of the rest of other posted articles, regardless their posting date. In other words, it is an article complete with the commenting feature; not a mere HTML widget as you mentioned above. A HTML widget does not allow visitor to put comment, let alone allowing the blog owner to edit it via the usual post editor interface. I’m not buying this.

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