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How to create a blog page

πŸ“… Last updated: May 11, 2026
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In this article, you will learn how to create a blog page in SystemeScale.

What you need:

  • A SystemeScale account
  • A blog

Access your blog pages

Go to Blogs under the Sites tab, then click on your blog's name.

On the blog menu, go to the Pages section.

When you create a new blog, the system automatically generates 5 sample pages. To modify them, click the three dots and select Edit.

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Mandatory and optional sample pages
You can delete the About and Contact pages, but the Home page, Post list page, and Search page are mandatory and cannot be deleted.

Create a new blog page

To create a new blog page, click the Create button. In the popup window, enter the Blog page name and URL Path. Finally, click Create a blog page to save.

Your blog page will be displayed, and you can modify it as needed.

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Use a clear page name and URL path
Choose a name and path that make the page easy to recognize later, especially if you plan to add it to your blog menu.

Manage a blog page from the three-dot menu

You will see the following options when clicking the three dots next to a blog page:

  • View: Previews the page as a visitor would see it.
  • Edit: Opens the page editor.
  • Duplicate: Creates a copy of the page.
  • Don't use blog layout: Disables the default blog template, allowing you to customize the layout for this specific page.
  • Settings: Allows you to change the Blog page name and URL path.
  • Delete: Removes the page.
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Be careful with Delete
Use the Delete option only when you are sure the page is no longer needed. Mandatory blog pages cannot be deleted.

Use a different style and layout for one page

If you want a page to have a different style and layout from the rest of the blog, click Don't use blog layout from the three-dot menu for that page.

Then click Edit, or click the page's name, to open the page editor. In the page editor, you can modify the Default typography and Heading typography, as well as drag and drop elements onto the page.

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When to disable the blog layout
Use this option when one specific blog page needs its own independent design instead of inheriting the shared blog layout.

Reset styling changes

You can quickly undo styling changes by clicking the Reset icon next to settings like typography, colors, or size and position. This will revert the element to the style it had when it was first placed on the page.

Revert to the original blog layout

You can always revert to the original layout by going to the three dots menu for that page and clicking Use blog layout.

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Need to manage your full blog layout?
Use the blog layout guide if you want to control the shared header, footer, typography, and common elements across all blog pages and posts.
Read Blog Layout Guide β†’
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