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New Blog Module for Your Microsite
New Blog Module for Your Microsite
We are pleased to introduce the Blog section, a premium module designed to enhance your website’s online presence. This powerful tool enables you to create content tailored to both your microsite and your target audience.
With this module, you can dedicate a specific page within your microsite to publish blog posts. These posts will not only enrich the user experience with regularly updated content but also contribute to improving your SEO performance in search engines.
Below, we explain how you can start using this feature effectively.
The Blog module is divided into the following five sections:
Add a New Post
All Blog Posts
Blog Settings
Categories
Labels
Add a New Post
Add a New Post
From this section, you will be able to create and draft your blog posts. This window is divided into the following tabs:
Main Info
Language: This indicates the language in which the post is written. You must create the content separately for each language in which you want the post to be published. To do this, click on the dropdown menu and select the desired language.
Title Post (H1): Here you can enter the main heading of your post. It should clearly reflect the main topic of the article. This heading is one of the most important elements for SEO optimization.
Subtitle (H2): This should be a heading that helps to structure and organize the content. It marks an important section within the body of the post.
Category: In this field, you can select the category to which the post belongs. To assign a category, you must have previously created it. You can do so from the Categories section (which we will explain in detail later), or by clicking on step 5, Add a New Category.
Add a New Category: By clicking this link, you will be redirected to the Categories window.
URL: Customize the final part of the post’s URL. By default, the system will generate a URL based on the title of your post. However, you can manually customize it in this section.
Meta Description: Here you can enter a brief summary of your post's content.
Featured Images: In this section, you can upload the images that will later appear as a carousel within your blog post.Â
Button to Add New Images.
Column to Order Images Using Arrow Icons.
Column for Desktop Format Images:
Column for Mobile Format Images:
Column to Enter the ALT Title: Here you can add an ALT title that describes each image for accessibility and SEO purposes.
Button to Delete the Image Row.
Banner: From this tab, you can add a banner with personalized ideas to the post you’re writing, allowing the reader to make a reservation based on the content they’re viewing.
Click Add Banner to include an idea in your post.
Configure the banner settings such as the name, section type (in this case, a Custom Idea), and the devices on which it will be available.
Banner Title
From here, you can select the ideas that best match your post, either by title or by ID.
On the front end, the ideas will be displayed as follows:
Post: In this section, you can write the main body of your article.
Language Selection: Choose the language in which the article is being written.
Text Editing Tools: Tools available to format and edit the body and text of your post.
Content Editor: Here you can write your article and add images to complement the text.
While writing your post, you will see the following configuration options on the right-hand side:
Replace Featured Image:Click here to be redirected to the previous Featured Images tab.
Last Edited Information.
Status:Indicates the current status of your post. The three possible statuses are:
Draft: When the post is still being written.
Scheduled: When the post is set to be published at a later date.
Published: When the post is already visible on your front-end.
Post URL's.
Author: This field can be edited if another person later modifies the post.
Category: Clicking this link will take you to the category page on your front office.
Delete Post Button.
Labels: Use this selector to add any labels that you have previously created.
Add a New Label: Clicking here will redirect you to the Tags section, where you can create a new tag that best fits your post.
Save Draft: Button to save the post as a draft for further editing later.
Publish: Button to publish the post immediately.
Schedule Publication: Click here to choose the date and time at which your post should be published.
All blog posts
All blog posts
In this window, you will find all the posts that are published, saved as drafts, or scheduled in your blog.
Button to Add a New Post.
Options: From here, you can edit, delete, or view posts (viewing will redirect you to the front).
Status: This shows whether your post is published, scheduled, or in draft status.
The title of each of your posts.
Languages in which each post is available.
Author: The name of the person who wrote the post.
Assigned Category:
The Labels associated with the posts.
Blog Settings
Blog Settings
Here you can configure how your blog will appear on the front-end. You will be able to edit the images and titles.
Main Image
From this tab, you can edit the header photo of your blog landing page on the front-end.
Button to add more images to your front.
Button to save changes.
Column to order carousel images in the header.
Column for desktop version images.
Column for mobile version images.
Title (Alt) to describe the images.
Button to delete images.
Title
From the Title tab, you can configure and edit the main title and subtitle of your blog:
Save Button
Language Selection: Please note that the languages corresponding to the microsite appear in bold.
The title that will appear on the front-end.
Subtitle
Categories
Categories
Categories are thematic divisions used to organize and classify the content of your posts. They help both readers and authors identify the topic of each publication and easily find related articles. Examples of categories might include Weekend Getaways or a section dedicated to Business News. Each post should be assigned to only one category.
In this section, you can create all the categories for your blog.
Language Selection
Category Name: The name of the category as it will appear on your website.
Slug: This is the final part of the URL used to identify the post. It usually consists of keywords, typically lowercase, separated by hyphens, without spaces or special characters.
Description: Here you can add internal notes about the category, these will not be visible on your front-end.
Save Category Button
Once the category is saved, it will appear on the right side of the screen.
Options: From here, you can edit, delete, or view the categories you have created.
Name: In this column, you can search existing categories by their configured name.
Internal Description: Here we show the internal description for each category.
Slug: The slug for each created category.
Quantity: The number of posts assigned to the corresponding category.
Labels
Labels
Labels are key terms assigned to blog posts. Unlike categories, labels allow for a more detailed description of specific aspects of a post. You can assign more than one tag to each entry.
From this page, you can create and edit all the tags that you will later use in your posts.
Language in which the tags are being configured.
The name of the label.
The slug for each tag.
Internal Description
Button to save the label.
Once the tags are created, they will appear on the right side of the screen.
Edit/Delete Column
Label Names
Internal descriptions of the created labels.
The slug assigned to each label.
Quantity: this column indicates the number of posts that include each label.
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