mommymysticI would like to post a set of posts as a resource on my blog, but do not want them to be published to my subscribers as new posts in either RSS feeds or by email to email subscribers. I tried backdating the first one, but it still went through to my email subscribers as a new post (although it didn't show up as a new post in my Google Reader.) Part of the complication is that some of my subscribers are through Google and others are through WordPress. I don't want to use Pages because in the theme I am using (Vigilance by Theme Foundry), Pages show up as menu options along the top bar...seems like there should be a way to publish a post and not have it propogate out through WordPress follow or RSS? Did I miss it? Thanks-
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Have you tried temporarily making the blog visibility "private" and then publishing the posts and making the visibility "public" again?
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~~timethief
On virtually every theme, by default, pages are added to the top bar... unless you use a custom menu.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/menus/
That would be the best workaround in my opinion.Timethief's solution would work only for email-only subscribers. To my knowledge, those subscribers who used a WP.com username to subscribe or who follow you via RSS will still be notified of the post.
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@airodyssey
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@timethief: You're welcome. Hope you're well :-)
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Thanks to you both. Another idea I thought of was to simply change some old posts that I don't care about anymore to have this content, since updates don't go out on my feeds/emails. But I've got 8 pages of content I wanted to add, and not sure I have enough posts that fit that bill...may have to do the custom menu thing. Thanks again-
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