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Posts & Pages

Posts​

Posts are your blog articles. They appear in your blog feed, can be assigned to categories, and are attributed to authors.

Creating a Post​

  1. Go to Your Project → Website → Posts
  2. Click New Post
  3. Enter a title — a URL slug is generated automatically
  4. Write your content in the editor
  5. Assign a category and author (optional)
  6. Click Save to keep it as a draft, or Publish to make it live

Post States​

StateVisibility
DraftOnly visible in the dashboard
PublishedLive on your site

You can unpublish a post at any time to return it to draft state.

Post Metadata​

Each post tracks:

  • Title and URL slug
  • Author
  • Category
  • Created and updated timestamps
  • Read count and estimated read time
  • Featured post flag

Mark a post as Featured to highlight it on your blog's homepage. Featured posts typically appear in a prominent position depending on your template.

Pages​

Pages are standalone content outside the blog feed — use them for About, Contact, FAQ, or any other static content.

Creating a Page​

  1. Go to Your Project → Website → Pages
  2. Click New Page
  3. Enter a title and write your content
  4. Publish when ready

Pages work the same as posts (draft/published states, full editor) but are not part of the blog feed and don't have categories or authors.

Categories​

Organize your posts by topic using categories.

  1. Go to Your Project → Website → Categories
  2. Click Add Category
  3. Enter a name

Posts can be assigned to a category during editing. Categories appear in your blog's navigation depending on the template.

URL Structure​

Posts follow the URL pattern:

yourdomain.com/{category}/{post-slug}

Pages are available at:

yourdomain.com/{page-slug}