Posts
The Posts tab lists your project's posts, each with a Draft or Published badge. Use the New post button to create one, or the search box to find an existing post.
What a post is
A post is a single piece of content you can publish to two channels:
- Web — a page added to the site's content archive
- Email — sent to a newsletter list
Both channels are optional per post, but every published post has a web page.
Composing a post
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Title | Post title |
| Web address | The page slug/URL. Auto-filled from the title; editable |
| Visibility | Listed shows the post in the site's content index. Unlisted gives it a page without listing it |
| Hero image | Optional. Set via the image picker; used as the social/preview image |
| Description | One-line summary shown in the archive and used for meta/og tags |
| Body | Post content, written in Markdown |
To also send the post as email, choose a newsletter list and fill in:
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Newsletter list | The list to send to |
| Email Subject | Subject line |
| Preview text | Inbox preheader text |
Newsletter lists come from forms with the Newsletter option enabled. See Forms.
Save vs Publish
- Save saves the content only.
- On a new post, this creates a draft — not on the site, no email sent.
- On an already-published post, the edit goes live on the web immediately. Save never sends email.
- Publish puts the post live on the web and, if a newsletter list is selected, sends the email to that list.
Publishing an already-published post re-sends the email. A confirmation dialog shows the subscriber count before it sends.
Post detail page
Opening a post shows its Draft/Published badge, a View live page link (only when published), and:
| Action | Effect |
|---|---|
| Publish / Re-publish | Publishes the post; see Save vs Publish |
| Unpublish | Removes the post's page from the site. The post remains as a draft, not deleted |
| Edit | Opens the post for editing |
| Delete | Permanently removes the post |
For posts that were emailed, the detail page also shows email stats — recipients, sent, click-through rate, and unique clickers — plus a per-link click breakdown.
Notes
- Emails include a "view this post on the web" link back to the published page.
- Unpublishing takes the page down but keeps the post as a draft you can edit and republish later.