Posts
In this section, you'll learn how to create, configure, and schedule posts.
☝ Remember to Save all your changes.
Creating a Post
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Title: Write an attractive Title for your Post.
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Author: Select an Author from the Authors List.
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Image: Upload an Image. Make sure it is .jpg or .png
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Intro Description: Write a short description introducing the theme of your post.
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Categories: Choose a Category from the List or create one while writing your post.
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Tags: Choose a Tag from the List or create one while writing your post.
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Content: Write the content to your Post.
Use text settings and styles to highlight your post’s most important information. Upload images and videos and make your posts more entertaining and complete.
SEO
SEO settings are important to position your blog and site in a good place compared to your competitors on the web.
- Path: Can only contain lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.
- Publish date: Date to display as the publication date. You can choose a future date to schedule the post to be published.
- Meta Title: SEO title to help the post rank better in search engines.
- Meta Keywords: SEO keywords to help the post rank better in search engines.
- Addition to Head: Allows you to add custom scripts or metadata to the
<head>
of your blog. When used in the context of a specific post, it will only be added to the<head>
when that post is viewed. This is useful for including tracking tools or other custom elements. - Meta Description: SEO Description to help the post rank better in search engines.
Marketing
- Related Items: These are products associated with the topic covered in the post. The selected items are displayed in a carousel at the bottom of the post.
- Side Nav Featured Items: These items are displayed on the side of the post, giving them greater prominence. It is recommended to feature only one item to maximize its impact.
Settings
- Featured: This makes the post appear wider in the list. If checked, it spans two columns instead of one in the posts list. Use this to highlight your post.
- Inactive: Make your post invisible to your users.
- Allow Comments: Enable or disable the comments section for this post. Please note that it only takes effect if you have the "Post Comment available" checkbox enabled in Blog Settings.
- Disallow Campaigns: Enable or disable campaigns for this post. Please note that this only takes effect if you have a campaign selected in Blog Settings.
- Don’t show in Homepage: If enabled, the post will not be displayed in the posts list on the homepage, but the link will still exist, and users may eventually access it.