Posts and notices

Posts and notices are the dated side of your website. Both carry a posting date, both list newest first, and both can be sent to your subscribers.

Blog posts

A blog post is an article: an update, a story, a feature. Open Blog posts in the sidebar and press New.

FieldWhat it holds
TitleRequired to publish.
BodyRequired to publish. See Rich text.
SummaryA short version, up to 600 characters, shown in lists and the RSS feed. Suggest summary drafts one with the hub's AI: see AI answers.
TagsUp to twelve words that group posts, each up to 40 characters.
AuthorThe writer's name.
Page sectionsBlocks above the body. See Sections.
Images & documentsThe first image also shows when the post is shared.
Search & share descriptionThe line search engines and social posts show.

Posts list at /blog, twenty to a page, with their tags. Each post has its own page at /blog/ followed by its address. Blog joins the site's menu once a post is published.

Notices

A notice is news or a public notice: a public meeting, a planning application, a hearing, a community announcement. Open Notices in the sidebar and press New.

FieldWhat it holds
TitleRequired to publish.
BodyRequired to publish.
CategoryRequired to publish: Public meeting, Planning, Hearing or Community, or the list your site's template sets.
MapPins, lines or areas, such as the property a hearing concerns. See Maps.
Images & documentsAgendas, plans and photos.
Search & share descriptionThe line search engines and social posts show.

Notices list at /news, under News & Public Notices, twenty to a page, each with its category. Each notice has its own page at /news/ followed by its address.

Dates

  • Posting date is set the moment the item is first published, and orders the lists. Later edits leave it where it is. Set a future date to schedule the item.
  • Remove from site after takes the item off the site at the date you set, such as the day after a meeting.

See Publishing.

Sending to subscribers

A published post or notice has Notify subscribers in the editor's header. It sends the item to every subscriber, by email and by notification, once you confirm. See Subscribers.