Manage Your Blog from Your Live Site
- Aug 16, 2017
- 1 min read
We’ve made it quick and convenient for you to manage your blog like a boss!
First Publish your site, then login directly to your live website on desktop or mobile.
Make sure you sign in with your Wix account, so you’ll be logged in as the admin to your blog.
You can manage your blog and post from your live website. Just log in to your blog with your Wix account.
Now you’re ready to write, edit and manage posts. Just click Create a Post and hit Publish. That’s it. It’s live for all your readers to see. Plus, you can manage all your post comments too - see what people are saying, like or delete comments & more.
If you’ve been working on a post and want to come back to it later, save it as a draft. You can Publish it at anytime, just head to My Profile > Drafts.
This post title really hit home for me! I remember when I first started blogging, I was so intimidated by the backend of my website. It felt like this mysterious, complex beast that I had to constantly wrangle with. I'd spend ages trying to update a simple post, fumbling through different menus and settings, convinced I was going to break everything https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bingo_(non-US) Then, one day, I stumbled upon a way to edit directly on the page itself, and it was a total game-changer. It made the whole process so much more intuitive and less daunting. It's like going from trying to fix a car engine blindfolded to just being able to tweak the dashboard. I'm really curious to see what…
This title really hit home for me! It immediately brought back memories of when I first started my blog a few years ago. I was so overwhelmed by the idea of needing to log into a separate dashboard every single time I wanted to tweak a little something. It felt like such a barrier to creativity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game I remember thinking, "Wouldn't it be amazing if I could just make changes right there on the page I'm looking at?" I actually spent a ridiculous amount of time trying to figure out if it was even possible, convinced it was some kind of futuristic tech. So, seeing this post title actually made me chuckle a bit, knowing I wasn't alone in that…