For WP --wordpress; user this feature maybe heard familiar or obsolete. Yeah, WP has this feature for a long time ago. But it is okay. Nothing is need to be worried. I still love blogger.
How to schedule your post.
Publishing a post in the future is pretty simple: in the post editor, reveal the Date and Time fields using the “Post Options” toggle and enter a post date and time that is in the future. When you then click the “Publish” button, your post will become “scheduled.” When the date and time of the post arrive, your post will be automatically published to your blog.
Your scheduled posts appear in your Edit Posts list alongside your drafts and published posts. To un-schedule a post, simply save it as a draft any time before it gets published.
Note :
- As with published posts, the post editor does not autosave scheduled posts if you go back and edit them. You wouldn’t want the post to publish while you’re in the middle of editing it! You can save the scheduled post as a draft to remove the scheduling and this will turn autosave back on.
- In some testing we’ve found that schedule posting is not working for some FTP blogs.
Remember: Like all features described on this blog, Scheduled Posts only work when you’ve logged in to http://draft.blogger.com/.
I found the sentences at this site. Yeah.. I really do it when I was first time try it. But then I try to not trough http://draft.blogger.com/, and it worked. Your choice .... what way you will use.