Before moving on to the real contents of a post, you need to define some basic details with the options available in the General section:

type the post Title;

specify the Category the post is part of: you can type the name of a new one of select a previous one from the list;

if you want to, you can add a local file or one of the Premium or free pictures from of online libraries as Cover image;

specify who the Author is: you can type the name of a new author or select one from the list;

add the Tags to be associated to your post by writing them one after the other, separated by a comma (for example: "tag1, tag2, tag3, ..."). Keep in mind that tags are brief description of the key concepts for a post, and they can be useful for the post to be found when a visitor uses the internal Search engine, which you can add using the Search Object;

specify the publication Date and time. Regardless what you set here, all posts will be visible in the local Preview and published online, but they will actually be available on the blog only on the publication date and at the time you had set;

type a Caption for the post contents.

Now, open the Contents section, use the text editor (which looks exact the same as the one available for the Text Object) to type in the content of your post, as well as to add images, links and to give it the desired formatting.

Finally, go to the SEO section and create the URL for page the post will be available at once published online. The first part of the URL takes on the general URL you specified for the website on Step 5- Export and you can't edit it. The second part, on the other hand, takes on the post title, but you can edit it, still keeping in mind that:

easily-readable URLs are more likely to be remembered;

URLs are important for Search engines, so you can use them to report the most important keywords;

changes applied to the URL do not affect the post title;

URLs must be univocal, so you can't use the same address for different pages.

Confirm with the OK button. If you go back to the Blog window, you'll find the new post in the Post List.

Before moving on to the real contents of a post, you need to define some basic details with the options available in the General section:

type the post Title;

if you want to, you can add a local file or one of the Premium or free pictures from of online libraries as Cover image;

specify who the Author is: you can type the name of a new author or select one from the list;

add the Tags to be associated to your post by writing them one after the other, separated by a comma (for example: "tag1, tag2, tag3, ..."). Keep in mind that tags are brief description of the key concepts for a post, and they can be useful for the post to be found when a visitor uses the internal Search engine, which you can add using the Search Object;

specify the publication Date and time. Regardless what you set here, all posts will be visible in the local Preview and published online, but they will actually be available on the blog only on the publication date and at the time you had set;

type a Caption for the post contents.

Now, open the Contents section, use the text editor (which looks exact the same as the one available for the Text Object) to type in the content of your post, as well as to add images, links and to give it the desired formatting.

Finally, go to the SEO section and create the URL for page the post will be available at once published online. The first part of the URL takes on the general URL you specified for the website on Step 5- Export and you can't edit it. The second part, on the other hand, takes on the post title, but you can edit it, still keeping in mind that:

easily-readable URLs are more likely to be remembered;

URLs are important for Search engines, so you can use them to report the most important keywords;

changes applied to the URL do not affect the post title;

URLs must be univocal, so you can't use the same address for different pages.

Confirm with the OK button. If you go back to the Blog window, you'll find the new post in the Post List.