Yes. Blog pages are cached by Magento's full page cache and work with Varnish. After you change the blog settings, flush the cache in System > Cache Management so the storefront shows them.
Read moreWas this helpful?Yes. Set a post's status to Scheduled and choose a future publish date. Magento cron publishes the post at that time, so make sure cron is running.
Read moreWas this helpful?Yes. Change the Blog URL Key, and optionally add a URL suffix such as .html, in the general settings. Then rebuild the blog URLs with php bin/magento magexweb:advanceblog:urls:regenerate. Old URLs redirect (301) to the new ones.
Read moreWas this helpful?Yes. Every post, category, author and tag can be assigned to all store views or to specific ones. A URL key only has to be unique within a store view.
Read moreWas this helpful?Comments can wait for approval, and the form has a hidden honeypot field, a limit on comments per hour per visitor and optional Google reCAPTCHA. You can also allow comments from signed-in customers only.
Read moreWas this helpful?Yes. One command installs 9 sample posts with images, 5 categories, 3 authors, 7 tags and a comment conversation, and another removes exactly what it installed. Your own content is never touched.
Read moreWas this helpful?Disabling or removing the module keeps your blog content in the database, so you can reinstall it later without losing anything.
Read moreWas this helpful?Every purchase includes 3 months of support. You can extend it to 6 or 12 months at checkout, and add professional installation.
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