How to create a blog in SystemeScale
This article explains how to create a blog using SystemeScale.
What you need:
- A SystemeScale account
- A blog idea or structure you want to create
Create a new blog
To get started, go to the Sites tab, click Blogs, and then click Create.
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Open the blog creation popup
From your dashboard, go to Sites β Blogs, then click Create.
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Enter your blog details and save
In the popup window, enter a Name for your blog, select the Blog domain, specify the URL path, choose a template, and click Save to create the new blog.
Open and modify your blog
Once the blog has been created, you can modify it by clicking on its title.
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Open the blog dashboard
Click the blog title to access the blog dashboard and manage its pages, layout, settings, posts, and categories.
Manage pages, layout, preview, and settings
Click the Pages tab to view the different sections you can create and customize.
- To change the blog layout, click Blog layout.
- To preview the blog, click View blog.
- Click Blog settings to change your blogβs name, domain, URL path, and language.
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RSS feed is generated automatically
When you create a blog, an RSS feed is automatically generated. It updates each time you publish a new post, and you can easily copy the feed URL from your blog settings.
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Need to share your RSS feed?
Use the RSS feed article to learn how to locate and share your blog feed URL.
View and manage default blog content
To view the content created by default in your blog, click Posts, Pages, or Categories from the blog sub-menu.
To create a new post, page, or category, click + Create. To edit or delete an existing item, click the three dots next to it, then select Edit or Delete.
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Some blog pages cannot be deleted
The Home page and Post list page cannot be deleted because they are essential to your blogβs structure.
Next steps
After creating your blog, you can create blog pages, publish blog posts, organize your content with categories, and customize the blog layout.
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Create your first blog page
Add custom pages such as About, Contact, or other content pages for your blog.
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