With Ghost as headless CMS, I'd like to be able to manage content of all pages on my website, and not just the
Blog page.
Concrete example: my website has an
about page and I'd like that page to show only the content of the corresponding Ghost post—this post has a unique tag (also
About).
My idea was to create duplicates of the Ghost
Posts and
Post page, and repurpose them for this goal. Already felt a bit "messy," but hey, learning through doing, no? 😄 But then I got stuck with the
Post (1) page, which is a duplicate of
Post. It wouldn't allow me to change neither its name or dynamic path. (video attached)
Questions:
1) Is there a more elegant way of achieving this? Ideally, I'd like to retain a URL structure where blog posts are displayed under
www/blog, whereas the About page would be at
www/about. The idea is to also add a Now page, which would then reside at
www/now.
2) If what I wanted to do—duplicates of
Posts and
Post page—is the only or optimal way of achieving this, why did I get stuck the way I did?
Builder link:
https://apps.webstudio.is/builder/0203520e-359c-4445-aade-35c4e9ac4c40?authToken=dab206d7-0b0e-4ae0-b951-c44ac271b358&mode=edit@John Siciliano – you've already earned so much good karma helping me out, and here I only come for more. Huge thanks in advance 🙏
