Blog series & publishing

A blog series is a project where the project is the blog and each document is a post or page. One voice, one structure, and one set of categories carry across every post, so the series reads as a single publication rather than a pile of one-off articles.

Post details

Each post carries its own details on the Publish tab — the slug, status (draft, publish, or scheduled), publish date, categories, tags, excerpt, author, featured image, and canonical URL. These fields travel with the post: they become the WordPress fields or the Jekyll front matter when you publish.

Connecting a destination

In Settings → Connections, connect the site you publish to. Your secret is stored encrypted and never shown again — only its last four characters appear.

• WordPress — enter the site URL and an Application Password (create one under your WordPress profile).
• GitHub + Jekyll — enter the repository as owner/repo, the branch, and a GitHub token; posts are committed as Markdown with front matter.

Publishing and scheduling

From a post’s Publish tab, choose a destination and publish. To schedule, set the status to “scheduled” with a future publish date: WordPress holds the post and releases it then, and a GitHub/Jekyll post is queued and committed when it comes due. The Publishing schedule view lists what is queued.