> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lufavo.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lufavo.com/frameora/page-setup/blog-page.md).

# Blog page

The Blog page displays blog posts from a Shopify blog.

Use this page for articles, inspiration, styling tips, photo wall ideas, product guides, announcements, and other editorial content.

### Open Blog page settings

{% hint style="success" %}
To edit the Blog page:

* From your Shopify admin, go to **Online Store > Themes**.
* Find **Frameora**.
* Click **Customize**.
* Use the page selector at the top of the theme editor.
* Select **Blogs**.
* Choose the blog you want to preview.
* Select the **Main blog** section in the sidebar.
* Edit the settings.
* Click **Save**.
  {% endhint %}

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### Main blog settings

The Main blog section includes these settings:

* Hero pill text
* Hero heading
* Hero description
* Show author name
* Show publish date
* Show read time

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### Hero pill text

Use the **Hero pill text** field for the small label shown above the blog page heading.

Example:

**Frameora Journal**

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### Hero heading

Use the **Hero heading** field for the main blog page title.

Example:

**Ideas for walls that tell your story**

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### Hero description

Use the **Hero description** field to add short text below the blog heading.

Example:

**Explore styling tips, photo wall inspiration, and simple ways to refresh your space.**

Keep this text short and clear.

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### Blog posts

Blog posts are managed from Shopify Admin.

{% hint style="success" %}
To create or edit blog posts:

* From your Shopify admin, go to **Content > Blog posts**.
* Create a new blog post or open an existing post.
* Add the title, content, excerpt, featured image, author, and visibility.
* Assign the post to the correct blog.
* Click **Save**.
  {% endhint %}

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### Show author name

Enable **Show author name** if you want the blog page to display the author name on blog cards.

The author name is managed in Shopify Admin.

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### Show publish date

Enable **Show publish date** if you want the blog page to display the post publish date.

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### Show read time

Enable **Show read time** if you want the blog page to display an estimated reading time for each blog post.

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### Blog cards

Blog cards can show:

* Featured image
* Blog post title
* Excerpt or preview text
* Author name, if enabled
* Publish date, if enabled
* Read time, if enabled

The content comes from each blog post in Shopify Admin.

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### Best practices

Before publishing, check that:

* Blog posts are published.
* Blog posts are assigned to the correct blog.
* Featured images are uploaded.
* Titles are clear and easy to scan.
* Excerpts are helpful.
* Author, date, and read time settings match your preference.
* The blog page looks good on desktop and mobile.

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### Save your changes

After editing the Blog page, click **Save**.

If changes do not appear immediately, refresh the storefront or open the page in a private browser window.


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