PhpmyAdmin Üzerinden Hızlı ve Kolayca Çevirme Yöntemi;
You could do it directly in the database via. eg. phpMyAdmin – change ‘static’ to ‘publish’ on all the pages
This is what you’ll need to put into phpmyadmin SQL query.
UPDATE wp_posts SET post_type= replace(post_type,”page”,”post”)
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/convert-pages-to-post
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WordPress Plugin’i Üzerinden Çevirme;
How to Convert Post Types
Once you’ve determined why and what you want to convert, you can use one or more of the following plugins to get the job done.
The single best all-around post type converter plugin I found was the pTypeConverter plugin because of its friendly user interface. You can search by post title, post type, author, and date. You can convert one or many/all at a time. And you can enable Logging to keep a history of the actions you performed:
Another bulk-editor plugin with some unique options is the Convert Post Types plugin. It has 2 useful filters: only convert if in a specified category and limit to the child pages of the selected page:
Similarly, with the Post Type Convertr plugin, you can convert all of a single post type or a single taxonomy to a different post type or taxonomy:
The Post Type Switcher plugin adds a “Post Type” dropdown option to the “Publish” metabox on the post editor screen and an option to the Quick Edit area. Thus, it’s for changing the post_type of each post one-at-a-time. It’s a plugin from John James Jacoby, the BuddyPress/bbPress developer:
The Vice Versa plugin is another option (but not one I’d recommend since I prefer the alternatives above). It’s quite well-known, but I didn’t prefer its user interface or options. Also, there are premium features to purchase that are features other free plugins (listed above) can perform. But I didn’t want to leave it out since it’s well-known.
Remember
Remember to BACKUP YOUR DATABASE before performing any of the actions of these plugins. To be honest, there’s not much risk because they’re pretty much just changing the post type from ‘post’ to ‘page’, for example. You could even change one or more posts’ post_type value via PHPMyAdmin if you really wanted to. Just make sure to backup your database first.
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