Go to your admin, and then manage, post.
On the bottom of the page you can also go to previous postpage. Mabye that helps.
Oh – I mean the title, meta tags and description in the html-file (to optimize google search)
Karin
karin: WordPress doesn’t work that way. The posts you see are not stored in separate HTML files. Instead, the actual page is generated from the posts (which are stored in the database) on the fly. This includes titles, meta tags, descriptions, etc. There are plugins and such to let you specify these, I’d start looking at those.
Dear Otto 42
There is the answer – so I cannot change the description of each post – thanks
Karin
so I cannot change the description of each post
Not entirely true: you cannot “change” it in the way you do it when for 1,000 posts you have 1,000 physical files.
This might help:
http://guff.szub.net/plugins/
Look for the Head Meta Description plugin
The plugin above will help you with meta.
You can, of course, edit your theme’s header.php to work with your <title> tags. Can even embed any static meta there as well.
