Pages and blog posts share the same editor and the same mechanics — the difference is where they live and how they're listed.
Statuses
- Draft — visible only in the admin. Drafts are excluded from the public site and the sitemap.
- Published — live immediately at its URL, listed on the blog index (for posts), included in the sitemap.
Scheduling
Blog posts can be scheduled: set a future publish date and the post flips from draft to published automatically at that time. You can also adjust a post's published date after the fact — the blog index sorts by publish date, newest first, and post cards display that date.
URLs
Pages live at /your-slug/; blog posts at /blog/your-slug/. Slugs are lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens. If you change a slug after publishing, add a redirect from the old URL in the 301 redirect manager so links and search rankings carry over.
Featured images
Pages and posts can have a featured image from your media library. It's used on blog cards (served at a card-appropriate size, not the full-resolution original) and as the default social-share image.
What maintains itself
- Blog index — regenerates as you publish; no manual curation.
- Sitemap — always reflects current published content.
- Feeds & metadata — per-post SEO fields flow into the rendered page automatically (see SEO, sitemap & redirects).