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How to Save Posts to Your Reading List in WB Member Blog

How to save posts to your reading list with WB Member Blog, step by step. Signed in, open any post: after the last paragraph, beside the clap button, is a bookmark. Click it to save the post to your reading list; the number beside it shows how many members saved the post. Post cards in lists carry the same bookmark. Your saved posts wait on the Saved tab of My Blog Dashboard, and the list is private: other members and administrators cannot see it. Under a saved post the bookmark is filled in; click it to take the post off.

1:55 · Recorded October 2026

Chapters

  1. 0:00 What you will do
  2. 0:24 Step 1: Save a post
  3. 0:47 Step 2: Open your reading list
  4. 1:09 Step 3: Read a saved post
  5. 1:23 Step 4: Take a post off your list
  6. 1:36 Recap

Transcript

In this tutorial you will save posts to your reading list, and find them again later. You need the free WB Member Blog plugin, with Reading list and Clap and save under the article turned on. It takes about two minutes. There are four steps. Save a post. Open your reading list. Read a saved post. Then take a post off your list.

Step one. Save a post. Signed in as a member, open any post. After the last paragraph, beside the clap button, is a bookmark. Click the bookmark to save the post to your reading list. The number beside it shows how many members saved the post. Post cards in lists carry the same bookmark, so you can save a post without opening it.

Step two. Open your reading list. Open My Blog Dashboard and click the Saved tab. Every post you saved waits here, with its writer and the date. This member has saved three. Your reading list is private. Other members cannot see it, and administrators cannot either.

Step three. Read a saved post. Click its title in the Saved tab. The post opens as usual, ready to read.

Step four. Take a post off your list. Under a post you saved, the bookmark is filled in. Click it, and the post leaves your reading list. Click it again any time to save it back.

That is all four. A post saved, your reading list, a saved post opened, and a post taken off the list. You can now keep posts to read later. Next in this series: Follow a writer and see their new posts.