Welcome to the CMS tutorial on how to manage the Blog and Blog Comments modules. In this video, we’ll explore how to create new blog posts, manage existing ones, filter and search for specific blogs, and handle user comments effectively — all from your CMS dashboard. What is the Blog Page? A blog page is an online journal or an informational section of your website that features regularly updated articles about doctors, services, or health topics. It usually includes a combination of images and text, written in a friendly and conversational style to engage readers. Blogs play an important role in building a connection between doctors and readers while improving the website’s visibility and engagement. Now let's learn How to Add a New Blog Post To add a new blog post, go to the Dashboard, and from the left navigation menu, click on Blog. Here, you’ll see a list of all existing blogs. At the top, you’ll find two buttons — Title & Description and Add Blog Post. Title and Description Click on Title and Description. Here, you’ll find fields such as: Title – The main title for your Blog page. Description – A short summary or introduction. Blog Page Banner Clip – Upload a banner image for your blog page. (Note: The appearance of this banner depends on the selected website theme.) Once you’ve filled in all the fields, review the details and click on the Save button. Now, go to your website and click on the Blog page — you’ll see the title and description displayed. That means you’ve successfully added the blog title and description. Adding a Blog Post Next, click on the Add Blog Post button at the top right corner. Now fill in the required fields as follows: Title – Enter the title of your blog post. Short Note – Add a brief introduction or summary of your post. Content – Write the main content for your blog. You can adjust font styles, sizes, and text formatting as needed. Images – Upload a Primary Image and a Secondary Image as featured images for the blog. Expert – Add the expert’s name, designation, or quote and adjust the style and size. More Expert – Include additional expert information if needed and adjust text details. More Expert Alignment – Choose alignment for the section — Left, Center, or Right. SEO Settings – Enter the Page Title, Meta Description, Keywords, and URL Handle for better search engine visibility. Visibility Section – Choose whether to Publish Now or Schedule Publish. If you choose Publish Now, the blog will appear immediately. If you choose Schedule Publish, set the start and end date and time. (For this tutorial, we’ll select Publish Now.) Call to Action (CTA) – Upload a CTA image, add a link for navigation, and provide alternate text in case the image fails to load. Categories and Tags – Select relevant categories and add tags for your blog. Organization – Choose or add an organization if required. Read Time – This is automatically calculated based on the length of your content. Once all the details are filled in, click Save. Your new blog post will be created and added to the list. Now, go to your website and refresh the page. You’ll see the newly added blog appear. Click View All on the homepage to go to the Blog page, where you can view all published blogs. Click on any blog post to open it — you’ll find its title, description, images, and full content. And that’s how you can successfully add a blog post to your website. How to Edit a Blog Post Editing an existing blog is very simple. From the blog list, click on the blog you want to edit. It will open the same form with all existing content and fields such as: Title, Short Write-up, Content, Featured Images (Primary and Secondary), Expert, More Expert, Alignment, SEO Settings, Visibility, Call to Action, Categories, Organization, and Read Time. Simply make the required changes and click on Save. Now, refresh your website’s Blog page — you’ll see that all updates have been applied successfully. That’s how you can easily edit a blog post from your CMS. Blog Comments Now, let’s see how to manage Blog Comments in the CMS. From the left navigation menu, click on Blog Comments. Here, you’ll see a list of comments submitted by users for different blogs. Each comment includes details such as: Reviewer’s Code – A unique code identifying the comment. Date and Time – When the comment was posted. Reviewer’s Info – Includes the reviewer’s Name, Email, and Mobile Number. Reviewer’s Message – The actual comment text submitted by the user. Blog Info – Shows which blog the comment belongs to. Status – You can control whether to show or hide the comment on the website. Use this option to set the comment as Active or Draft. Published Info – Displays when and by whom the comment was published, including: Published On Published By This way, you can review, approve, or hide comments directly from your dashboard. Conclusion: That’s it! You’ve now learned how to add, edit, and manage blogs and blog comments using your CMS. By keeping your blog section active and engaging with readers through comments, you can make your website more interactive, informative, and SEO-friendly. Thank you for watching this tutorial!