How to get here
Click Blog in the menu at the top right.
Find the post you want to edit in the list.
Click the post or its edit action.
You are now on the Edit post screen.
1. Review the breadcrumbs
At the top of the page you will see breadcrumbs: Dashboard → Blog → [Article title]. The title is fetched from the existing post. If the data has not yet loaded, "Edit" is shown as a placeholder — it is replaced automatically once the post loads.
2. Edit the details
Title
The heading of your blog post. Required. Keep it clear and engaging.
Teaser
A short summary (2–3 sentences) that gives readers a preview. Required. Shown in the blog list.
3. Use the content editor
Below the Teaser field you will find a visual editor powered by Unlayer. The editor loads your existing post design automatically. If the post was created with an older version of the system, it loads the raw HTML instead. You can drag and drop blocks (text, images, buttons, dividers, etc.) to build your layout. The Save changes button stays disabled until the editor has fully loaded.
4. Set the culture (language)
Under Properties on the right, open the Culture dropdown and select the language for this version of the post.
Dansk (da-DK)
Danish.
English (en-GB)
English.
5. Set the status
Open the Status dropdown and choose:
Draft
Not visible to anyone. Use this while you are still working on the post.
Active
The post is live and visible according to the publication type.
Archived
Hidden but not deleted. Useful for outdated content.
6. Cover image
The cover image uploader shows the current image as a thumbnail. Click it to replace it with a new image — the image is cropped to 16:9. To remove the current image, click the delete button on the thumbnail. This field is required.
7. Tags (optional)
Type your tags separated by commas (e.g. fitness, news, summer). Tags help readers find related posts.
8. Public visibility and publication type (optional)
Use the Public toggle to control whether the article appears on the front page. Select a publication type:
Internal
Only staff and logged-in users.
External
Only public visitors.
Internal and external
Everyone can see the post.
9. Overwrite translations (optional)
Switch on the Overwrite translations toggle if you want this save to replace any existing translations. Be careful: this will delete translations that other team members may have written.
10. Save changes
Click the Save changes button at the bottom right. The system validates the fields, exports the content from the editor, uploads any new images, and saves the post. You are redirected to the blog list with a green "Update successful!" notification.