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# Blog

### **C**reate a blog post

To create a new Blog Post, please navigate to **Blog > All posts** in the left sidebar. Top the list of post. Click the "**Add New**" button.

In the create post page, choose from the following options:

![Create post](/files/-LwM1eH3P4uPcx1mS9aV)

**Title:** Enter the post’s title in the editing field.

**Content:** Enter the contents in the editing field.

**Meta**: Type the words to be tagged, separate multiple tags with commas.

**SEO title**: Leave blank if you want to use Default Information to SEO

**Categories**: To assign it to the post, check the box next to the Category name.

**Featured Image:** Choose Featured image: click **“Set Featured Image”** then choose a image for your post.

When you have finished, click **Submit** to save and publish the post.

![Create a new blog post](/files/-LvioRCRgh85at_JvyWg)

### 2. Manager blog post

In your **Dashboard**, go to **Blog - All Post**. Where you can edit, delete or create a new post.

![All post list](/files/-LvipB2dAVDkD1LAb3DZ)


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