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Blog Post Settings

Customize, manage, and publish blog content directly from your website

Updated over 2 weeks ago

The Blog Post Settings feature in Appliance.io lets you set up, manage, and personalize your blog page effortlessly. From enabling your blog on the website to customizing sections, managing published and draft posts, and organizing archives, this tool gives you full control to build an engaging and professional blog space.


πŸ“ Accessing Blog Post Settings

From the sidebar, click Settings at the bottom left corner.
Scroll down to Website Settings and select Blog Post.

To make your blog visible on your website, toggle Display Blog Page on Website to YES.
A confirmation pop-up will appear β€” click Yes, Enable.
Once you see the success notification at the top right corner, your blog page is now active.


βš™οΈ Customizing Blog Settings

Click on Blog Settings to open the customization pop-up. Here’s what you can adjust:

  • Website Display – Add your Blog Section Title and Description to set the tone of your blog.

  • Featured Posts – Toggle this on to highlight up to 10 posts and drag them to rearrange the display order.

  • Categories & Filtering – Enable this to manage blog categories β€” add, edit, or delete as needed.

  • Share Blog Post Button – Turn this on to allow readers to share your posts directly.

After making your changes, click Save Settings and wait for the success notification confirming your updates.


πŸ“° Blog Tabs: Published, Draft, and Archived

Your blog posts are organized into three tabs: Published, Draft, and Archived.

πŸ“’ Published Tab

This tab displays all live posts. Use filters like Search, Date, and Author to find articles quickly.
Click Reset Filter to clear your search.

The post list includes five columns:

  • Title,

  • Author,

  • Published Date,

  • Featured Post, and

  • Actions.


Under More Actions, you’ll find options:

  • Edit Post,

  • Preview,

  • Revert to Draft, or

  • Move to Archive.

✍️ Draft Tab

To create a new draft, click Add New Blog Post.
On the editor page, fill out these key fields:

  • Post Title, Subtitle, Author, and Category

  • URL Slug (auto-generated but editable)

  • Thumbnail Image and Alternative Text

  • Content of the article

  • SEO Settings – Add a Meta Title, Meta Description, and set it as a Featured Post if needed.

Click Save to keep your progress or Preview to see how it will appear live.
In the Draft tab, the More Actions dropdown lets you:

  • Edit,

  • Publish,

  • Preview, or

  • Move to Archive.

πŸ—‚οΈ Archived Tab

This tab stores all unpublished or inactive posts.
To restore an archived post, simply click Move to Draft from the Actions column.


πŸŽ‰ All Set!

That’s everything you need to manage your blog with confidence.
From publishing and editing to archiving and organizing, the Blog Post Settings give you full control over your website’s content β€” making blogging smoother, smarter, and more enjoyable.

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