How to Create a Sticky Post

Sticky posts in WordPress are designed to always appear at the top of the post list — before regular posts in the loop. This is useful if you want to highlight an important update, tutorial, or announcement.
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How to Create a Sticky Post

Sticky posts in WordPress are designed to always appear at the top of the post list — before regular posts in the loop.
This is useful if you want to highlight an important update, tutorial, or announcement.

Steps to Make a Post Sticky

Go to the WordPress Dashboard → Posts → All Posts
Hover over the post you want to make sticky and click Quick Edit
Check the option Make this post sticky
Click Update

Alternatively:

Open the post in the editor
In the Post settings (sidebar on the right), expand Status & Visibility
Check Stick to the top of the blog
Update or publish the post

Result in Monobase Theme

Sticky posts will always appear first in the sidebar loops (Homepage, Archive, Single Post sidebar).
Sticky posts are automatically marked with a “Sticky” badge in the list for better visibility.
If multiple posts are marked sticky, they will appear first in the same order you selected them.
Regular posts will follow after sticky posts, respecting the Posts per page setting.

💡 Tip: Don’t overuse sticky posts. Use them sparingly for important content to keep your blog structured and easy to scan.