The clinic blog now belongs to the same visual system as the rest of the website. Design a shared post template once, and every published article — existing or new — follows it automatically.
Four shared blog designs
Open Blog → Design to manage Blog home, Single post, Category, and Tag. Each is a protected website template: edit it visually, preview it with sample content, switch device size, and save without turning it into an ordinary page or navigation link.
Six polished starting points
Choose from six preset packs, then make the design yours. Blog-specific blocks cover heroes, featured articles, collections, filters, search, pagination, article headers, featured images, rich content, tables of contents, authors, taxonomy, related posts, previous and next links, comments, sharing, and calls to action.
Changing the Single post template changes the design for every article. Post content stays separate, so authors do not rebuild a layout each time they publish.
A clearer publishing flow
The post workspace now keeps draft fields through autosave and local recovery, supports inline categories, tags, and authors, and makes preview, publish, schedule, unpublish, and archive explicit actions. Filters and pagination stay in the URL, while comments have clearer moderation, search, pending counts, and retry states.
Public pages built for discovery
Blog home, article, category, and tag pages render through the website shell with the clinic's theme, shared header, footer, and domain. Public pages include canonical and social metadata, structured data, absolute sitemap links, and a tenant-specific RSS feed.
Arabic and English layouts use locale-aware direction and formatting. Draft previews remain private and no-index; only public articles appear in discovery feeds and search pages.
Safer across every clinic website
Posts, authors, categories, tags, comments, media, previews, and template actions are checked against the selected website. Publishing and content changes refresh the affected public paths without mixing one clinic's content with another.