Blog Posts
How to write, publish, and manage blog posts that appear on the public website.
Blog posts are articles that appear on the public-facing blog section of your website. They share the same content system as Pages but are displayed in reverse-chronological order and may include author and date metadata.
Post List
The Posts index shows all posts with their title, publication date, and status. Drafts are visible only to admins.
Writing a Post
When you create a new post, you set the title. After creation, you are taken to the page builder to add content using the same block editor as Pages.
The builder header shows the post title, author, status, and public URL. Use + Widget and + Columns below the preview to add content blocks. Click any block to edit it in the inspector panel on the right. Changes are saved automatically.
Post Details
To edit post metadata (title, slug, status, images, tags, SEO), click Edit Post Details in the page header. See the Post Details help article for more information.
Save as Template
When a post has at least one block, the Save as Template button appears at the bottom of the builder. This saves the current block arrangement as a reusable content template.
Editing Published Posts
You can edit a published post at any time. Changes take effect immediately. If you need to make substantial changes to a live post, consider setting it back to draft via Post Details until edits are complete.
Deleted Records and Trash
When you delete a post, the record is soft-deleted — it is hidden from normal views and the public blog but kept in the database so it can be restored if needed.
Viewing trashed records
Use the Trashed filter above the table to control which records appear:
- Without trashed (default) — only active records are shown.
- With trashed — active and deleted records are shown together. Deleted records can be identified by the Restore action in their row.
- Only trashed — only deleted records are shown.
Restoring a deleted record
Find the record using the Trashed filter set to With trashed or Only trashed, then click Restore in the row actions. The record is immediately returned to active status.
Permanently deleting (purge)
Force-delete permanently removes a record from the database. This action is restricted to super-admin users and cannot be undone. Force-delete appears as an action on trashed records only when you are logged in as a super-admin.