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WordPress User Manual for Beginners

Page Order By assigning numbers to pages in this field, you can set the
order of pages. We suggest you use increments of 10 when setting page orders.
That way if you wish to insert a page between one identified as 10 and another
identified as 20 you can just use the number 15, rather than finding yourself
changing all the page numbers.

4.7 Saving & publishing your post or page

Once you’ve written your masterpiece you’ll want to save it… and then, to publish it
(ie. Make it visible on the site) for the whole world to see:
The boxes shown above give you an idea of what’s available. They do change,
depending on what you’re doing, and at what stage.

View/Preview this Post/Page
This button allows you to preview how the page will look or, if it’s already been
saved, will show you how it looks now.You’ll need to Save first, don’t forget.

Publish Status This dropdown comes up with several fields. If you have the correct
rights, you can change this value. However in some cases you may have an editor or
administrator who reviews your content before it goes live.

Keep this post private
If you want to keep the post from prying eyes you can do this. If a post is private only
registered members of the site can see it.

Publish Edit If you click on Edit the box will expand to offer you the facility to edit the
date on which this page will become published. This allows you to create content in
advance – handy for holidays or embargoes.

Save This saves the post. If it’s published, the new version becomes visible. If it’s
not published the post will continue as a draft or pending review.

Publish/Submit for Review
The moment you push this button, the content becomes visible on the site. If you’re a
Contributor you will not be able to Publish but instead only submit for review.

Delete Post/Page Be careful here – you’ll be asked if you really want to delete, but if
you click yes there’s no Undo or Restore facility. It’s permanently removed.