Introduction
Blogging is a powerful way to engage your audience and showcase the value of your app. By creating high-quality content, you can establish authority in your industry and drive traffic to your platform.
This guide will walk you through adding a blog page to your app’s menu and creating blog posts that display optimally in the BuddyBoss App.
Tutorial Video
Adding the Blog Page to the Menu Bar
To ensure users can access your blog posts easily, add the Blog page to the Tab Bar or More Screen.
How to Add the Blog Page to Your Menu
- Navigate to WordPress Dashboard > BuddyBoss App > Menus.
- Under the Core App section, find Blog and check the box next to it.
- Click Add to Menu.
- Drag and drop the menu item to rearrange its position if needed.
- Click Save Menu to apply your changes.
Your blog page is now accessible within the BuddyBoss App.
Creating a Blog Post
- Navigate to WordPress Dashboard > Posts > Add New.
- Enter your Blog Title and content.
- Add a Featured Image to enhance the post’s visibility.
- Use Gutenberg Blocks to format your content.
Optimizing BuddyBoss App
- If your post contains unsupported blocks, a notification will appear at the top of the editor.
- To ensure optimal display in the app, use the App Editor to add alternate content.
Once the post is published, it will automatically be available in the Blog section of your BuddyBoss App.
Troubleshooting & FAQs
Q: Why can’t I see the Blog page in my app?
A: Make sure the Blog page is added to your Tab Bar or More Screen via BuddyBoss App > Menus in your WordPress Dashboard.
Q: Why isn’t my blog post displaying correctly in the app?
A: Your post may contain unsupported blocks. A warning will appear in the editor. Use the App Editor to add mobile-optimized content for better display.
Q: Do I need to do anything after publishing a blog post?
A: No additional steps are required. Once published, your post will automatically appear in the Blog section of the BuddyBoss App.
Q: Can I use Gutenberg blocks in blog posts?
A: Yes, but make sure to use supported blocks for proper app rendering. Unsupported blocks may trigger a fallback or display issues.