Posts
Post Tags
Tags are used to group posts by shared topics or keywords. They help visitors discover related content and improve your site’s internal navigation and SEO. You can add tags directly from the post edit page: Start typing in the tag field Choose
Posts management
Description Posts are entries that display usually in reverse order on your blog page or posts/blog sections. Posts can have user comments and are included in your site’s RSS feed. Each table row contains the following columns: Thumbnail Post Name
Categories
Categories are used to organize posts into a hierarchical structure, allowing you to group related content and create clear navigation paths for your blog. Unlike tags, which describe specific topics, categories define the broader sections of your
Comments
Comments allow visitors to interact with your posts by leaving feedback, asking questions, or starting discussions. Vvveb includes a built‑in comment management system that lets you review, moderate, and control how comments appear on your site.
Revisions
Every time a post or page is saved, Vvveb stores a revision - a snapshot of the content at that moment. Revisions let you review what changed over time and roll back to an earlier version if needed. Revisions are available from the post/page editor
Post Tags
Tags are used to group posts by shared topics or keywords. They help visitors discover related content and improve your site’s internal navigation and SEO. You can add tags directly from the post edit page: Start typing in the tag field Choose
Post editing
Slug The slug is unique for the page and is used to generated the url that points to the page. The slug will be generated automatically from the name but you can change it if you wish. It should not contain punctuation marks and spaces, use
Posts management
Description Posts are entries that display usually in reverse order on your blog page or posts/blog sections. Posts can have user comments and are included in your site’s RSS feed. Each table row contains the following columns: Thumbnail Post Name