We all know that you can add a sticky post to the index page right? 
Have you ever wanted to do the same with a category archive page? One way is to create your own category page template and code in a custom loop, but that’s not really “user-friendly” for most WordPress users. As good news usually goes with WordPress, a plugin exists to help you more easily accomplish this “Category Sticky Post” feature on your site. It’s named AStickyPostsOrderER and it was created by AndreSC. I love the name!
I’ve created a video that gives you a quick overview and also an idea of the possibilities available with this plugin. Incidentally, I’ve created several videos so far and this is the first to show my ugly mug…so be prepared. Ha!
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Just what the doctor ordered! I have been teaching the sticky post strategy to keep the ‘most desired action’ on my blog clear! thanks Adam… I’ll be coming back.
Daniel
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why wouldn’t you use category description instead? wp native, less overhead…
Cool! I thought sticky posts apply only to the recent posts lineup in the main page. In the archives? Now, I gotta get this plugin. Thanks for using video for the nice tip. It’s a lot easier to grasp when you actually hear and see what’s going on.
thank you:) wordpressmodder
thanks so much for the great article / video. high five to you!