How to get here
Open the left-hand menu.
Click the + New post button at the top right.
You are now on the Create post screen.
1. Fill in the details
Title
The heading of your blog post. Required. Keep it short and descriptive.
Teaser
A short summary or preview of the article (around 3 lines of text). Required. This is what readers see before they open the full post.
2. Write the content
Below the Title and Teaser fields you will find the content editor. This is a drag-and-drop editor (powered by Unlayer) that lets you build rich content visually. You can add text blocks, images, buttons, dividers, and more by dragging elements from the side panel. To add an image inside the content, use the editor's built-in image upload — the system uploads it automatically and inserts the URL for you.
Wait for the editor to fully load before clicking Create post — the button stays disabled until the editor is ready.
3. Set the culture (language)
Under Properties on the right-hand side, open the Culture dropdown and select the language for this post.
Dansk (da-DK)
The post is in Danish. Default.
English (en-GB)
The post is in English.
4. Set the status
Open the Status dropdown and choose:
Draft
Saved but not visible to anyone. Default.
Active
The post is live and visible to readers based on the publication type.
Archived
Hidden from readers but retained in the system.
5. Upload a cover image
Click the cover image upload area and select an image from your computer. The image is cropped to a 16:9 aspect ratio (widescreen) — adjust the crop frame and confirm. This field is required.
6. Add tags (optional)
Type keywords in the Tags field and separate them with commas (e.g. fitness, news, summer). Tags help readers find related content.
7. Public visibility (optional)
Use the Public toggle. Switched on: visible on the front page. Switched off: only accessible via the blog section.
8. Choose the publication type
Open the Publication type dropdown and choose:
Internal
Only staff and logged-in users. Default.
External
Visible to everyone on the internet.
Internal and external
Visible to both staff/logged-in users and the public.
9. Overwrite translations (optional)
Use the Overwrite translations toggle with care. Switched on: saving will replace existing translations of this article across all languages. Leave it switched off unless you specifically intend to overwrite translations.
10. Save
Click the Create post button at the bottom right. The system validates your inputs, exports HTML and design JSON from the editor, saves the cover image, and creates the post. You are redirected to the blog list with a green confirmation notification.