Good video . Thanks. I liked and subscribed. FYI, that is not the "back slash" key; that is the forward slash. Think of reading left to right: the top leans forward.
Thank you for the really good overview for better structuring a post. Up until this point I only used snippets for product CTAs and bookmarks. Your idea to use article outlines opens a whole new world of possibilities: Nick Wolny once made a »9 Article Framework«, a collection of his best article structures like »listicle«, »popularity piggyback«, »against the grain«, »self experimentation« and more. I will add them to my ghost snippets now to structure new posts. So thank you for connecting the dots for me! 🔥 Also, congrats on being published in the official Ghost blog. Well deserved! 💪
Hey David. Great video. Super helpful. Im just stuck where i want to have certain sizes for heading such as h2 and h3 but i havent found any way to do that as of the time im writing this comment. I used what you showed in the video but it turns it into an outline header rather than how normal headers look. Would be great if you can help me with that. Thanks!!
Thanks for checking out my video Raj! So by default, the Ghost editor gives you access to 2 heading styles H1 and H2, which you can access just by highlighting text. ghost.org/help/using-the-editor/ If you want more text effects, including more headers, you would add a markdown box and write your post in there with whatever formatting you want: ghost.org/help/using-markdown/
@@DavidRamosAuthor Thanks for replying. The highlight options for header turns them into outlined h1 and h2 for some reason. I was really wondering if thats a new ghost feature or a problem regarding rendering on my end.
@@paul_designs Hmm, What theme are you using? An official Ghost one (they're free), one from their marketplace, or one you created yourself? Because Ghost is headless, most of teh weird things that occur are usually due to an error in the theme
Good video . Thanks. I liked and subscribed. FYI, that is not the "back slash" key; that is the forward slash. Think of reading left to right: the top leans forward.
No one has ever explained it to me that way before (slash = reading direction), thank you! I'll actually remember it now 😅
And thanks for subbing!
Really appreciate your video David, thank you!
Thanks Naomi!
Thank you for the really good overview for better structuring a post. Up until this point I only used snippets for product CTAs and bookmarks. Your idea to use article outlines opens a whole new world of possibilities: Nick Wolny once made a »9 Article Framework«, a collection of his best article structures like »listicle«, »popularity piggyback«, »against the grain«, »self experimentation« and more. I will add them to my ghost snippets now to structure new posts. So thank you for connecting the dots for me! 🔥
Also, congrats on being published in the official Ghost blog. Well deserved! 💪
I really appreciate that Andy, thank you! And I am 100% going to look up Nick's frameworks - I could always use more help with my outlines 😅
Thank you. I'm new to ghost and your video was very helpful.
My pleasure! It's a great platform, just let me know if you have any follow-up questions.
Hey David, super nice video. Thanks. Do you know how to organize text alignment (left, center, right)?
Hi, I'm trying to figure this out myself. Have you learned how to do it?
How to add a custom map card developed in an article?
I have a question for you. How many tags should I put in a post? I always put one.
I usually only put one too. Google treats tags/categories more like an organization tool than a ranking factor these days, so less is more!
Hey David. Great video. Super helpful. Im just stuck where i want to have certain sizes for heading such as h2 and h3 but i havent found any way to do that as of the time im writing this comment. I used what you showed in the video but it turns it into an outline header rather than how normal headers look. Would be great if you can help me with that. Thanks!!
Thanks for checking out my video Raj! So by default, the Ghost editor gives you access to 2 heading styles H1 and H2, which you can access just by highlighting text. ghost.org/help/using-the-editor/
If you want more text effects, including more headers, you would add a markdown box and write your post in there with whatever formatting you want: ghost.org/help/using-markdown/
@@DavidRamosAuthor Thanks for replying. The highlight options for header turns them into outlined h1 and h2 for some reason. I was really wondering if thats a new ghost feature or a problem regarding rendering on my end.
@@paul_designs Hmm, What theme are you using? An official Ghost one (they're free), one from their marketplace, or one you created yourself?
Because Ghost is headless, most of teh weird things that occur are usually due to an error in the theme
@@DavidRamosAuthor im using the default casper theme.