:A published post is visible to everyone. It is part of the RSS feed. If you're editing an already published post, don't select anything in the post status form, just hit Save.
[[Category:Code4Lib Journal]]==Publishing an Issue==
==Dates of Posts-# Make sure that all articles for the issue have the correct issue category selected and have been set to 'Pending Review'.# Click on Manage -order > Issues after logging into WordPress# Click on ToC=="Publish" for the issue you'd like to publish.The dates ## You'll get a list of every "Pending Review" article in that issue. Don't see all the posts articles you think you should see? Eitherthey are still in Word Press control what order Draft status or they will show up 're not in the Issue 5 category.# Drag and drop the article titles until they're in the order you want. The order you see there is the order you'll see on the issue table home page(and probably the opposite of contentsthe order you'll see in your feed reader).# Click "Publish Issue" (optionally setting the publication time, first). Setting the time should only have an impact on readers who are not logged into the c4lj site. Editors will be able to see the published articles.
I think itNote: It's the coordinating editor's responsibility to decide what order he or she would like them the articles to show up in, and set order them appropriately when publishing the dates appropriatelyissue. For issue 1In general, I did this by setting them all we try to put the articles with the same datewidest appeal first, and mucking with the actual hour/minute/second time to control order. The most 'recent' special types (iecolumns, special reports, book reviews, etc.) at the latest) time will show up firstend.
When you publish an issue, the Issue Manager plugin will give you the option of sorting the articles it is about to publish. Move them into the order that you expect them to appear on the home page, set the date and time you want to publish, then click "Publish Issue".[[Category:Code4Lib Journal]]
