From here is where we can associate Drupal content types to Wordpress post types. The left column is populated from your Wordpress database and lists all the post types used and available. Columns two and three relate to Drupal content types and 'Promote to Front Page' settings. Initially, these columns will be empty.

In order to assign corresponding values to the Wordpress post types, merely click on a Wordpress post type and you will note that the post type is displayed in a separate field below the post type column. This particular field is not editable but the drop down boxes to the right are and is where selections are made and ultimately assigned to the Wordpress post type by clicking the 'Assign' button.

Upon assigning values corresponding to the Wordpress post types, they will be displayed in the list. All post types must be accounted for.

The Drupal content types are retrieved from your Drupal database. If a particular content type is not present, ie Blog, then it's just a matter of adding the blog module to your system, via Drupal. Likewise, if you prefer other content types, simply create them within Drupal, then return to the importer and they will be available to be selected.