Create Blog on Odoo Website

The Odoo Blog feature enables you to create and manage blog posts on your website, helping you engage your audience and foster a thriving community.

To create or edit a blog, navigate to Website ‣ Configuration ‣ Blogs: Blogs. 

 

Click New, then enter the Blog Name and Blog Subtitle.

When you create your first blog, a Blog menu item is automatically added to your website’s menu, serving as a hub for all your blog posts.

 

Navigate to your website, click +New in the top-right corner, and select Blog Post. In the pop-up, choose the blog where the post will be published, enter the post's Title, and click Save. After that, you can create the content for the post and customize the page using the website builder.

 

 

 

To create a tag, go to Website ‣ Configuration ‣ Blogs: Tags and click New. Fill in the:

• Name
• Category: tag categories let you group tags displayed on the sidebar by theme.
• Used in: to apply the tag to existing blog posts, click Add a line, select the posts, and click Select.

You can add and create tags directly from posts by clicking Edit ‣ Customize and select the post’s cover. Under Tags, click Choose a record…, and select or create a tag.

 

To customize the content of a blog homepage, open the blog homepage and click Edit ‣ Customize.

The Top Banner: Name/Latest Post option displays the title of the latest post in the top banner, while the Drop Zone for Building Blocks option removes the top banner, allowing you to add any building block in its place.

Layout: organizes posts as a Grid or List.

• Cards: adds a card effect.
• Increase Readability: improves the text’s readability.

Sidebar: displays a sidebar containing an About us section.

• Archives: allows visitors to select a month and filter all posts created during that month.
• Follow Us: displays links to your social media networks. They can be configured using the Social Media building block somewhere on your website.
• Tags List: displays all tags related to a blog. Visitors can select a tag to filter all related posts.

Posts List: Cover displays the posts’ images, and No Cover hides them.

• Author: displays the posts’ authors.
• Comments/Views Stats: displays the posts’ number of comments and views.
• Teaser & Tags: displays the posts’ first sentences and tags.