Article Editor

The Articles panel manages a built-in blog content type, distinct from any custom content types you define yourself. It's where a site's blog posts live, with their own editing surface separate from the page canvas.

An individual blog post renders through a canvas-editable template, not a fixed built-in design — style it, bind fields to it, and save multiple variants (including per-locale ones) the same way any other content type's detail page works. See Content Types for the full picture.

Generate a full draft from a topic, or select a single block and ask AI to rewrite just that section — a paragraph, not the whole post. Translation is available per article too.

Move articles through a status workflow (draft, published, and so on) individually, or select several at once and batch-edit them together instead of one at a time.

The article list in your workspace is searchable by title or slug, filterable to just drafts or just published (and to one locale on a multilingual site), and paginated at 25 per page so a large catalog stays quick to scan. Search and filters always run across every article, not just the page you're looking at — and a selection you've made survives paging and filtering, so a batch edit applies to everything you actually ticked.

Each article carries its own schema.org structured-data type, so search engines get properly typed markup (an Article, a Recipe, whatever fits) without you hand-writing JSON-LD.