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Articles
Screenshots are illustrative. Use the account, domain, and application names configured in your own admin.
Your blog and knowledge columns live here. This is the easiest place to earn organic traffic.
What the list shows
Title and slug, status (published / draft), category, tags, and last updated. You can filter by status, category and tag from the controls above, and search titles and excerpts.
Creating an article
- New article, top right
- Fill in the title and the slug — use the Latin alphabet for slugs; non-Latin slugs can leave the detail page unreachable in some situations
- Write the content (both live preview and HTML modes are supported)
- Set the category and tags
- Add an excerpt — the listing page and share cards use it
- Choose a status: a draft is visible only to you; only published articles appear on the public site
Use Latin-alphabet slugs
Non-Latin slugs can cause the detail page to 404 in some situations. Set a Latin slug when you create the article — serum-layering, not the article title written out in Chinese.
Categories vs. tags
| Category | Tag | |
|---|---|---|
| How many per article | Usually one | Several |
| Hierarchical | Yes (sub-categories allowed) | No |
| Gets its own page on the public site | Yes | Yes |
| Best used for | Broad topics (skincare know-how, brand story) | Cross-cutting keywords (sun care, sensitive skin) |
Question: Will renaming a category break the old URLs?
Yes. A category's URL is built from its slug, so changing the slug 404s the old links. If that category already has inbound links from elsewhere, add a 301 under Settings → Redirects once you're done.
Bulk import
Import CSV sits at the top right of the list — useful when migrating from an old site. Check that your columns line up before importing: title, slug, content, category, publish status.