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I have two posts on my blog. first one I created through site content and added to blog as post. second one by mistake I created it directly on blog published it got comments o
The only thing that I can think of is if you created the post in question on WP then it will be on All Posts. It wont be seen on the My Content on the WA site since it was done on WP. As for spelling and grimmer, try copying the post by highlighting the text and the paste it in to Grammarly and this will check you spelling and grammar .
Hi - you can copy and paste it into Site Content for spell checking etc, but don't click publish or you will have duplicate articles. You will receive an email when it is indexed.
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How to find a post on my blog but not in content site menu?
I have two posts on my blog. first one I created through site content and added to blog as post. second one by mistake I created it directly on blog published it got comments o
As Diane said, best thing to do is just copy and paste it into site content.
If you want to know if a certain page is indexed you can search the full URL in quotations on Google and it will come up if it is indexed. So you can do this to that post since it's not in site content
The only thing that I can think of is if you created the post in question on WP then it will be on All Posts. It wont be seen on the My Content on the WA site since it was done on WP. As for spelling and grimmer, try copying the post by highlighting the text and the paste it in to Grammarly and this will check you spelling and grammar .
Hi - you can copy and paste it into Site Content for spell checking etc, but don't click publish or you will have duplicate articles. You will receive an email when it is indexed.
See more comments
As Diane said, best thing to do is just copy and paste it into site content.
If you want to know if a certain page is indexed you can search the full URL in quotations on Google and it will come up if it is indexed. So you can do this to that post since it's not in site content