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Post Navigation

The Post Builder provides a streamlined interface for creating and managing your changelog posts. This guide will walk you through the main elements of the Post Builder and how to access them

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Navbar

The Post Builder features a navbar that allows you to access its three main elements. Here's how to navigate through each section:

Navbar Elements:

  1. Post Edition (A): Access this section to edit the content of your post. It is the default display when you enter the Post Builder.

  2. Add Elements (B): Use this tab to add various blocks to your post, enhancing its content.

  3. Manage Translations (C): This tab allows you to add and manage translations for your post, ensuring it reaches a wider audience.


The Post Edition section is where you craft and format the main content of your post.

  1. Post Status:

    • Purpose: Define the status of your post, such as "New" or "Updated".

    • Steps to Customize:

      1. Click on the status dropdown and select the appropriate status for your post.

  2. Formatting Toolbar:

    • Purpose: Use various text formatting options to enhance your post.

    • Features:

      • Text Styling: Bold, italic, underline, strikethrough.

      • Lists: Bulleted and numbered lists.

      • Alignment: Left, center, and right alignment.

      • Insert Link: Add hyperlinks.

      • Media Embedding: Insert images and videos.

    • Steps to Customize:

      1. Select the text you want to format.

      2. Use the toolbar to apply desired styles and insert media.

  3. Content Area:

    • Purpose: Write and format your content within the text area.

    • Features:

      • Add paragraphs, images, videos, and other media.

    • Steps to Customize:

      1. Click inside the content area.

      2. Use the toolbar to format text and embed media.

  4. Post Preview:

    • Purpose: See a real-time preview of your post to ensure it looks perfect before publishing.

    • Steps to Use:

      1. As you make changes, observe the preview panel to see real-time updates.

      2. Scroll through the preview to review the entire post.

  5. Save and Publish:

    • Purpose: Save your progress and publish the post when ready.

    • Steps to Save:

      1. Click the Save button to save your draft.

      2. Click Target & Publish to set targeting options and publish your post.


Enhance your posts with various blocks like labels, profiles, CTAs, comments, and likes.

  1. Types of Blocks:

    • Label: Tag and categorize information.

    • Profile: Add a team member profile to personalize your post.

    • CTA (Call to Action): Prompt users to take specific actions.

    • Comments: Allow users to leave comments.

    • Likes: Enable a liking mechanism.

  2. Steps to Add a Block:

    1. Click the Add Elements (B) icon in the navbar.

    2. Select the type of block you want to add.

    3. Customize the block as needed.


Ensure your posts are accessible to a wider audience by adding translations.

  1. Purpose: Adapt your post content to different languages based on users' browser settings.

  2. Steps to Add a Translation:

    1. Click the Manage Translations (C) icon in the navbar.

    2. Click on "+ Add a translation".

    3. Start translating your content.

  3. Best Practices:

    • Use clear and accurate translations to maintain the quality and consistency of your posts.

    • Regularly update translations to match any changes in the original post content.

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