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Last updated by Nigel 5 years, 3 months ago.
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There is no way using the UI that you can select the posts which a View should display from a list of posts.
You can do this if you know the IDs of the posts you want to include.
When you create the View add a Query Filter for post id (screenshot), where you can add a comma-separated list of post IDs.
Or if you want to re-use this same View on different pages but with different lists of post IDs, you can choose to have the IDs provided by shortcode attribute ("ids" is the default), then when you insert the View via shortcode, supply the list of IDs there, e.g.
[wpv-view name="My View" ids="1,7,13,27"]
If you wanted to be able to visually select posts the alternative would need to be using a taxonomy (built-in categories or a custom taxonomy) and marking the desired posts with that taxonomy term (e.g. "featured"), and then add a Query Filter to your View to only show posts with that taxonomy term.
