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The Blog editor (under Storefront → Blog) lets you write posts that appear on your storefront’s blog index and as individual articles. It works like the Pages editor: a sidebar of posts on the left, and the selected post’s editor on the right with a live preview.

The left sidebar lists every post with its status (Draft or Published) and, on multi-language tenants, a translation-completeness badge. Use Create post to start a new one, or select an existing post to edit it. You can filter by status.

Open a post’s Settings to edit:

  • Title and URL path (slug, e.g. my-post/blog/my-post) — both per language.
  • Status — Draft (hidden) or Published (live).
  • Published date — shown on the post and used to order posts. It’s optional; you can set it purely to control sort order even if you hide the date on the storefront.
  • Excerpt — a short summary shown in the blog listing and search results.
  • Feature image — the main image at the top of the post and in listings.
  • SEO metadata — Meta Title (falls back to the post title) and Meta Description (falls back to the excerpt), plus an OG image for social sharing.
  • Tags — for grouping and filtering posts.

The body of a post is built from the same sections as CMS pages (Rich Text, Image + Text, Image Gallery, Video, and more — a subset focused on article content). Add, reorder, hide, and edit sections exactly as you do elsewhere, with per-language content and a preview-language selector. See Custom pages and CMS for how sections work.

A live preview pane on the right shows the post as it will appear on the storefront and refreshes as you save.

Blog posts support AI content generation: trigger the workflow from the post’s section list to have Reynt draft article sections for you to review and edit. See Content generation and translation.

Set a post’s status to Published to make it live — there’s no scheduling step. Draft posts stay hidden from the public but are visible in preview. Published posts appear on your storefront’s Blog index page (ordered by published date) and at their own /blog/<slug> URL.

Control blog presentation under Storefront → Appearance → Blog — for example, whether the published date appears on post cards and detail pages. See Appearance and theming.