Why is the content on my page still out of date after more then a week???????????????

Question

Yuck-a hoo suks, they can't even fix a date problem

Answer 1

Not really an answer -- just piling on.  Several of my modules are a week out of date also, including Weather and Lead Photo and Ask Yahoo, neither of which have an active "edit content" button.  Reuters:Oddly Enough  and AP:Top Stories haven't had new content in many days.  I wonder what happened back on April 25th that screwed everything up?

Answer 2

You said, "At the top of your My Yahoo! page, click the Show drop-down menu. "  I do not have this button/link on my home page.

Half the modules in my homepage are out of date.  It shows weather from a month ago

Answer 3

Setting the update period for your content

Some content updates rapidly, while other content updates infrequently. You may want to see every update from the past month, or only the updates from the past 15 minutes.

There are two ways to set the update period for your content: by individual module, or by changing every module at once.

Individual module

On your My Yahoo! page, click edit in the title bar of a module. A menu appears.

Select Edit Content from the menu. The Edit Content page appears for that module.

Scroll down to the Display Options section.

Use the drop-down menu to choose the update period displayed in this module. The smallest time period available is “today”—see below for how to limit the period further.

Click Finished to see the changes on your page.

All modules

At the top of your My Yahoo! page, click the Show drop-down menu.

Choose an update period. Each selection will affect the articles displayed in all the modules, as well as changing how many modules are displayed on the page.

For example, when you select Last 6 hours, any module whose content hasn’t updated in the last six hours won’t appear on the page. To restore all your modules, select All Items from the Show menu.