How to update an already published content. The right way.

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As we all know, with Wordpress is super-easy to create content.

And similarly, it's super easy to edit or update an already published post or page ...

All you have to do, is to make the desired changes and to hit the "Publish" button again ...

Simple isn't it?

Well ... the truth is that is not always that simple.

Why?

Because, saving your "new work" in an already published live post or page, will make those changes instantly visible ... And obviously, that could create weird outcomes if you can't implement all the changes in one single session ...

A possible option is to duplicate the live post (into a new draft), to edit the new draft, and finally, to paste it into the original or to publish it as a new version while the old one will be deleted ...

Recently I published a tutorial discussing a simple solution that will allow you to easily duplicate your posts or pages ... Here it is again:

Why & How to clone a post or a page with one single click

The above method can be very useful when you want to quickly create an initial frame for a new post or page with content structure, formatting attributes, SEO settings, featured image, etc included.

However, it could be also problematic when you want to update an already published live content piece. And there are various reasons: different publishing dates, automatically created new slugs, a newly published "replacement" isn't indexed, etc.

But don't wory, there is a very easy solution that will allow you to avoid the above issues ... And I've decided to create this short tutorial to show you how easy is to properly update live posts and pages without affecting the live version ...

Interested?

Here it is:

How to update an already published content. The right way.

Enjoy it!

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than you!

Thank YOU!

How to increase the font size of one word when editing a post previously published.

What editor are you using Carlos?

All in one SEO

That's not an editor Carlos ... That's a SEO plugin

You can create content in Site Content, Gutenberg or Classic Editor ...

See these

I create content in Site Content and publish there. When I check the website's dashboard and select post to edit the post comes up.
It shows that I can change paragraphs to various Heading sizes but there is no button to change font size.What I want to do is to increase the size of the word that I am linking to a product.I have not downloaded any special Editor so I assume it is the wordpress editor.Thanks.

Looks helpful. I probably have about 1000 trainings from you I need to catch up on by now ;)

At this very moment I have only 82 trainings :)

Yeah I was just trying to get you to say the exact number :)

thanks for your excellence.

Much helpful post. Thanks Zed.

Thank YOU!

Good show! ... thanks for this post, cheerio ... :)

Thanks for the time Keisha!

you're most welcome! ... 😊

💖💖💖

Another JIT (Just In Time) post as it is JWIN (Just What I Need)

Thank you

Barry

TFTTB = Thanks for the time Barry!

This is exactly what I needed! Thank you very much.

-Terrence

Thanks for the time Terrence!

Thanks, Zed....

-- Netta

Thank YOU!

Hey Zed, is this the same as the one published on 8 Jan 2018? Looks the same. Pardon me. Please advise. o)

Yes my friend :)

Just a reminder for those who haven't seen the tutorial ...

Oh, I see. Good day to you, my friend. I am going to turn in very soon. 115am now :o)

Sleep tight :)

Yeah, thank you, Zed! Ok, now then I am willing to shut down my notebook. Ha. Have a great day. my friend! :o

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