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Won't it possible to :

• add a intended publication date in post's markdown at creation time in function add_content and,
• make a test for the current date versus the intended date in function get_posts() before displaying posts?
  A bit similar mechanism is already in place in "recent posts" which indexes recent posts in "cache/widget/recent.cache".
  Instead of writing in recent.cache, all is needed is putting the intended publishing date in the post in markdown.

That's useful info.
Okay, i will try this soon, when working on the template-files.
At the moment i made my posts in draft, and manually make it public at some times.

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You may call this a bug, but I think, HTMLy allows changing the date for articles from the past only, i.e., scheduling in advance is impossible.

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You may call this a bug, but I think, HTMLy allows changing the date for past articles, i.e., scheduling in advance is impossible.

Again, thanks for your answer @bttrx

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Won't it possible to :

• add a intended publication date in post's markdown at creation time in function add_content and,
• make a test for the current date versus the intended date in function get_posts() before displaying posts?
  A bit similar mechanism is already in place in "recent posts" which indexes recent posts in "cache/widget/recent.cache".
  Instead of writing in recent.cache, all is needed is putting the intended publishing date in the post in markdown.

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