Aug 15
Blog Improvements
The blog editor has a few shortcomings that we want to improve on! Comment what you have noticed and want us to improve!
Completed
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Have the ability to tag the blog posts with keywords. Using the keywords, we can then showcase recent blog posts as cards on service pages as related content.
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We’re planning to add categories. I think that should cover your use-case?
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Yes! I would love categories for blog. We use Ajax categories of WP ([https://wordpress.org/plugins/category-ajax-filter/](https:/…) and if it is something like that, it would be amazing. Here is a fairly sophisticated implementation of that in my previous company that worked very well: [https://www.securitycompass.com/case-studies/](https://www.s… If we can get anything like that, it would be amazing.
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A few related requests: - [https://feedback.umso.com/p/blog-post-widget](https://feedba… - [https://feedback.umso.com/p/organize-blog-posts-with-tags-ca…
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When your trying to mark a line of text as a H tag it always does to much text under the line that your trying to do unless you leave weird spacing.
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We’re still working on an update to the post editor that should fix this.
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My site is in three languages, French, English and Spanish, so I had to create three separate blogs, one per language. THATS’ OK !!! It’s not a problem and it’s even a good thing, because I don’t necessarily post the same blog articles in each language. The problem is that the blog Header is always in Spanish (which is NOT the default language of the site !). I need the header to remain in the appropriate language of the blog, obviously, and when I switch languages, I need to be redirected to the front page of the blog in the language I just clicked on. But instead, when I’m on the French blog, for example, and I select English in the header’s language switcher, I’m redirected to the main page of the English site rather than the main page of the English blog. Another problem I have is when I’m in the blog page’s settings and try to add the languages of the site, I can add ANY language EXCEPT for the three languages of the site. I can add Faroese, Swahili and Azeri (I think it’s great that you have those !!), but not English, French nor Spanish. Actually, I CAN set a default language between English, French OR Spanish, but then I CAN’T add the other two (but I can add any other language, including Faroese, Swahili and Azeri). Me explico?
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Does this workaround of building a blog for each language works well?
We’re marking the main blog improvements as completed and have created two separate feature requests for categories and internationalization