Description
Sometimes you like a post to be sticky during a time interval in the future and not immediately when publishing. This plugin lets you specify when the stickiness should begin and end.
Once you have set the start and end dates, you don’t have to change the stickiness manually on a certain day. The plugin uses WordPress’s cron job to automaticallay set and unset stickiness.
- When writing a post that needs scheduled stickiness, enter the dates for start and stop (inclusive) and update your post.
- Dates are entered using the date picker. Date format is according to your local settings.
- The stickiness is updated hourly so changes may need up to one hour to take effect.
Screenshots
The fields for entering dates are found in the side column to each post. 
Use the date picker to set or clear the dates. Date format is according to your local settings.
Installation
- Upload
scheduled-stickiness.zipto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- There are no settings for this plugin.
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Changelog
0.2
Input fields updated with a date picker 2025-02-25
0.1
First release 2015-06-01