Blog posts
Blog posts and news articles are made on the dashboard's Posts page. You can write the text yourself or ask Kamu to write a draft.
With Kamu
Open the assistant from the ? button in the bottom right corner of the dashboard and tell it the topic, for example "Write a blog post about spring gardening tips". Kamu writes the text and saves it as a draft on the Posts page. Nothing is published until you approve it: you can publish the post directly from the card the assistant shows, or open the draft in the editor and edit it first.
The same works in WhatsApp: Kamu saves a draft, and you publish it with the Julkaise button in the message. The chat on the Assistant page does not write blog posts; it points you to the Posts page or to the assistant behind the ? button.
If your site does not have a blog or news section yet, adding one is a site change. See Blog and posts.
On the Posts page
Creating a new post
- Open your site's Posts page
- In the list on the left, press the + button next to a folder (for example the blog)
- Give the post a title. The address is made from the title, and you can change it
- Press Create
The post is created as a draft. It shows on the site only after you publish it.
The editor
The editor works with formatted text, not code. The toolbar has bold, italic, strikethrough, links, headings, lists, quotes, code blocks, tables, images, footnotes and a horizontal line. Typing / on an empty line opens the block menu.
The post's details, such as the short description, publication date, author, keywords and image, are on the Settings tab of the right sidebar. The same place has the Show on the site option: without it the post is in the site's files but hidden from visitors.
Kamu in the editor
On the Kamu tab of the right sidebar you can ask for changes to the text in conversation. Kamu's suggestions appear in the text for you to accept, and nothing changes until you accept them.
When you select text, quick actions appear next to the selection:
- Rephrase: writes the selected text in 2–3 different ways, and you pick one
- Restructure: rearranges the same content into a new order and paragraphs
- Polish: fixes only typos, grammar and punctuation
- Rewrite: says the same thing in new words without new facts
- Bridge: writes a transition between two consecutive paragraphs
- More: shortening, clarifying, language fixes and continuing
The Check text button on the Check tab goes through the text and marks findings in it. Each finding can be fixed or skipped.
Saving and publishing
The draft is saved automatically as you write. Save saves the draft immediately, but the draft does not show on the site. Publish takes the post to the site.
Earlier versions are under the Version history button at the top, and you can restore an older version from there. If the post has been changed on the site by other means, the editor tells you and offers Import the changes from the site.
Published changes are always visible at the preview address {site}.kskamu.app. If automatic publishing is on, they also appear on your own domain. See Publishing.