1. Open the Pages panel, then click the + icon.
2. Under Showcase, click Blog.
3. Select the blog layout you want. You can change this later.
4. Enter a page title, then press Enter. You can change this later.

Use the blog page settings to change other aspects of the page:

• posts per page
• SEO title
• social sharing image
• podcasting information
• code injection 

To learn about styling your blog page and its posts, visit Styling blog pages in version 7.1.

Note: It's not possible to add blocks to the blog section of a blog page, but you can add block sections above or below the blog section.

1. Open the Pages panel, then click the + icon.
2. Select Blog from the pages menu.
3. Enter a page title, then press Enter. You can change this later.

In the blog page's settings, set how many posts appear per page. If your blog posts can't display on one page, a link to older posts appears at the bottom. Learn about its appearance and styling options in your template's guide.

You can also use the blog page settings to change other aspects of the page, like SEO title, social sharing image, and podcasting information.

1. Open the Pages panel, click the blog page, then click + in the side panel.
2. Add a title for your post in the Enter a post title field. Titles must be 200 characters or fewer.
3. Your new post includes a text block to help you get started. To add more blocks to the post, hover over the section and click Add Block or the + icon to open the block menu.
4. After adding content to your post, you can open your post's settings and edit settings, including categories and tags, comments settings, and featured images.

Blog posts use the classic editor. It's not possible to use Fluid Engine on blog posts.

1. Open the Pages panel, click the blog page, then click + in the side panel.
2. Add a title for your post in the Enter a post title field. Titles must be 200 characters or fewer.
3. Your new post includes a text block to help you get started. To add more blocks to the post, click the + icon to open the block menu.

Tip: To edit the blog post in full-screen, click the expand arrow in the top-right corner of the editor.

1. Tap More, tap Pages, then tap the blog.
2. Tap the + icon in the top-right to add a new post.
3. Add a title for your post in the Enter a post title field. Titles must be 200 characters or fewer.
4. Your new post includes a text block to help you get started. To add more blocks to the post, tap the + icon at the top of the screen. For more help with blocks, visit Adding content with blocks.

Tip: You can also use the Home tab shortcut to add a new blog post. In the Home tab, tap +, then tap Add a new post. This creates a new post in the most recently edited blog page.

1. Open the blog page, then click the blog post in the side panel.
2. Click Edit in the top-left corner of the page.
3. After making changes, click Save to save your changes and keep editing.

1. Open the blog page, then hover over the blog post and click Edit.
2. After making changes, click Save.

1. Open the blog page, tap the post, then tap Preview at the bottom of the screen.
2. Tap Edit at the top of the screen.
3. Tap Done after editing, then tap Save Changes.

1. Open the blog page, hover over the post in the side panel and click ..., then click Settings.
2. Click the tabs to edit different settings.
3. After making changes, click Save.

1. Open the blog page, then hover over the post and click Edit.
2. Click the tabs to edit different settings.
3. After making changes, click Save.

1. Open the blog page, then tap the post.
2. Tap ... then tap Settings or Page Settings.
3. Tap Save after making your changes.

Content

• Featured image - Add a featured image
• Excerpt - Add an excerpt to give readers a sense of the full post
• Post URL - Edit the post's URL slug
• Author - Set the post's author
• Source URL - Add and link to a source URL

Options

• Status - Set the post's publication status
• Tags - Add tags to the post to organize your post based on its content
• Categories - Add categories to organize your post based on its content
• Comments - Enable or disable comments or go to advanced comment settings
• Featured post - Set it as a featured post

SEO

• SEO title - Add an SEO title to help search engines
• SEO description - Add an SEO description to help search engines

Social image

• Add an Alternate social sharing image to display when the post is shared on social media

Share

• Create email draft - Send your post as an email campaign
• Social media - Automatically share your post to your social media profiles when you publish. You need to have connected accounts to share content this way

Location

• In the Address fields, add a location to correspond to the blog post

Content

• Post title - Add a title to your post
• Post text - Add text to the body of your post
• Tags - Add tags to the post to organize your post based on its content
• Categories - Add categories to organize your post based on its content
• Comments - Enable or disable comments
• Status - Set the post's publication status

Options

• Featured image - Add a featured image
• Post URL - Edit the post's URL slug
• Author - Set the post's author
• Source URL - Add and link to a source URL
• Post title should link to source URL - Set your post title to link to the source URL
• Excerpt - Add an excerpt to give readers a sense of the full post
• Featured post - Set it as a featured post

SEO

• SEO title - Add an SEO title to help search engines
• SEO description - Add an SEO description to help search engines

Social image

• Add an alternate social sharing image to display when the post is shared on social media

Share

• Create email draft - Send your post as an email campaign
• Social media - Automatically share your post to your social media profiles when you publish. You need to have connected accounts to share content this way

Location

In the Location fields, add a location to correspond to your blog post.

1. Open the blog page, then hover over the post in the side panel and click ..., then click Settings.
2. In the post settings, click the Location tab.
3. Enter an address, then press Enter or Return to drop a pin on the map.

1. In the post settings, click the Location tab.
2. Enter an address, then press Enter or Return to drop a pin on the map.

Farro, Five, Native, and templates with grid/stacked blog pages can display the location on your blog post.

If your site is on version 7.1:

1. Tap ... next to the post, then tap Settings.
2. Tap Location.
3. Enter a business name and address.
4. Tap Back, then tap Save.

If your site is on version 7.0:

1. Tap the blog post, then in the editor tap ... then tap Page Settings.
2. Tap Location.
3. Enter a business name and address.
4. Tap Back, then tap Save.

• Save a draft - Click Save to save your draft.
• Publish now - In the top-left, hover over Publish, then click Publish.
• Publish later - In the top-left, hover over Publish, then click Schedule.
• Mark for review - In the post settings, click Status, select Needs Review, and click Save.

• Save a draft - Click Save. Blog posts are set to Draft by default, but if you've previously selected Schedule or Needs Review, click the status label and select Draft before clicking Save.
• Publish now - Click Save & Publish.
• Publish later - Click the status label above Save & Publish and select Schedule. To learn more, visit Scheduling blog posts.
• Mark for review - Click the status label above Save & Publish and select Needs Review, then click Save.

• Save a draft - Tap Done or ✓ after editing, then tap Publish.
• Publish now - Tap Done or ✓ after editing, then tap Save as Draft.
• Publish later - Tap Done or ✓ after editing, then tap Schedule and choose a date and time. The post will remain a draft until publication.
• Mark for review - Tap Done or ✓ after editing, then tap Discard Changes.

• Posts are ordered by their last saved date, from newest to oldest.
• Scheduled posts appear at the top.
• Search for a blog post for editing or publication using the search bar at the top of the panel.
• Click All to filter the results to Draft, Scheduled, or Published.
• You can move blog posts from one blog page to another.
• You can delete blog posts to remove them from the blog page.

• Draft, Published, Scheduled, and Needs Review posts are ordered by their last saved date, from newest to oldest.
• Scheduled posts appear at the top.
• Search for a blog post for editing or publication using the search bar at the top of the panel.
• Click Drafts, Review, or Scheduled to filter the results.
• You can move blog posts from one blog page to another.
• You can delete blog posts to remove them from the blog page.