Blog Post Editor Sidebar

Click the toggle to open the Post Editor sidebar:

Post Tab

• Tags. Add Tags to help visitors understand your story's content.

Please Note: There is a limit of 10 Tags per Blog Post.

Adding Preview Image

Add an image to your post:

• Click an image area to open the Upload Image dialog:

• In the Image Library, select Upload Photos:

• Click Select a Photo to locate an image on your computer. Alternatively, you can drag and drop the image:

Also, you can use Free Stock Photos :

• Open the Image Library and click the Stock Photos button. 
• You can search for photos using the search input at the top of the page.
• Select the photo, then click Edit to modify it according to your preferences. Or click Use Image to add the photo to your project.

Alternatively, drag and drop the image directly into the Preview Photo area:

The preview image will appear on the blog page:

• Display Cover Photo. Turn on the toggle to display a cover photo for your post.
• Post Author. Change the Post Author name that will appear in the published blog post's metadata.
• Excerpt Setting. Enter custom text into the Excerpt field. Otherwise, a default Excerpt will be displayed:

• Social Sharing Buttons. Select and turn on the Social Sharing Buttons toggle if you want to share your post.
• Post Comments. Turn on the Post Comments toggle to allow comments on your post. The comments bar will appear at the end of the post.

Please Note: Before turning on Post Comments for a separate post, the Comments need to be turned on globally in the Post Page Settings.

SEO Tab

Select the SEO tab to configure the blog post page's SEO settings:

• Title: Specify the blog post page title that will appear in search engines.
• Description: Add the description to display in search results.

• Social Share Image: Set an image that will appear as the thumbnail when the blog post is shared on social media platforms:

Show Page in Search Results

Search engines like Google and Yahoo index every published website page by default.

If you don't want a specific page to appear in search results, you can hide it from search engines in the Editor by turning off the Show Page in Search Results toggle.

• Turn the toggle on to show your blog post in search results: