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The post editor lets you create and manage blog posts or custom content pages.

You can edit text, media, SEO settings, templates, and control visibility across multiple sites and languages.

Post edit page

Slug

The slug is the unique identifier used in the post’s URL.
It is auto-generated from the post title but can be customized.

  • Avoid spaces and punctuation
  • Use hyphens (-) or underscores (_) to separate words
  • Example: hello-world-5

Content Editor

This is where you write and format your post content.
You can use:

  • Headings, paragraphs, lists
  • Images, embeds, links
  • Blockquotes and rich formatting

The content appears on the post’s public page.

Revisions

Every time you update the post, a revision is saved.
You can:

  • View past versions
  • Restore previous content
  • Track changes over time

Product revisions

Multi‑Language Support

If your site supports multiple languages, you’ll see tabs for each active language.
You can enter:

  • Title
  • Slug
  • Content
  • SEO metadata

Each language version is saved independently.

Product revisions

Page Builder Integration

You can open the post in the page builder for advanced layout customization.

  • Use Save as new template to apply changes only to this post
  • Use Default template to apply changes to all posts using the same layout

Product save as new template

Excerpt

The excerpt is a short summary shown:

  • On blog listing pages
  • In post preview components
  • Instead of full content when needed

SEO Settings

Meta Description

Used by search engines to describe your post in search results.

Meta Keywords

Optional keywords to help search engines categorize your content.

Upload a featured image or video.
It appears:

  • At the top of the post
  • In blog listings
  • In post preview components

Post Options

Sticky

Makes the post appear first in blog and category listings.

Password Protected

Requires a password to view the post content.

Publish Date

Controls post ordering and visibility.
Most recent posts appear first by default.

Status

Only posts with Publish status are visible on the frontend.

Categories & Tags

Categories

Organize posts into a tree hierarchy.
You can add new categories from the Categories page categories page.

Tags

Group posts by topic.
You can:

  • Enter new tags (auto-created)
  • Select existing tags from autocomplete

Sites

Choose which sites the post appears on.
Useful for multi‑site installations.

Template

Select a layout template for the post.
For example:

  • Use a Contact Form template for contact pages
  • Use a Default Blog template for standard posts