Content
Content
Plan your content model: Posts, Pages, Custom Content Types, Custom Fields, slugs, SEO, and output.
Articles
Posts vs Pages vs Custom Content TypesReference
When to use a Post, a Page, or a Custom Content Type — the three kinds of content an Acrosite project holds, and how each one is structured and stored.
acrosite.com/docs/content/posts-vs-pages-vs-types
The Content Structure pageOverview
The Content Structure page is your project's content command center: built-in Posts and Pages, your Custom Content Types, the Media Library, and the repository output paths.
acrosite.com/docs/content/content-structure
Create a PostGuide
Create a Post, write the body in the block or source editor, add an excerpt and SEO details, save a draft, and submit it for review.
acrosite.com/docs/content/create-a-post
Create a PageGuide
Create a standalone Page such as an About or Pricing page, edit its content, and move it through review and publishing.
acrosite.com/docs/content/create-a-page
Create Custom Content TypesGuide
Define your own content structures — such as Case Studies or Help Articles — beyond the built-in Posts and Pages.
acrosite.com/docs/content/custom-content-types
Manage Custom Content TypesGuide
Create, edit, archive, and reactivate the Custom Content Types in a project, and add, archive, or delete the Custom Fields each type collects.
acrosite.com/docs/content/manage-custom-types
Add Custom FieldsGuide
Add structured fields — text, number, date, select, image, and more — to a content type so every item captures the same details.
acrosite.com/docs/content/custom-fields
Custom Field types referenceReference
Every Custom Field type Acrosite offers — Text, Long Text, Number, Boolean, Date, URL, Email, Select, Multi-select, and Image — what each captures and how it is stored.
acrosite.com/docs/content/custom-field-types-reference
Upload imagesGuide
Upload images to the Media Library and add them to your content. Images are committed to your repository when the content publishes.
acrosite.com/docs/content/upload-images
Slugs and output filenamesReference
What a content Slug is, the rules it follows, how Acrosite suggests one from your title, and how it becomes the published file name and your page URL.
acrosite.com/docs/content/content-slugs
SEO fields for contentReference
The SEO Title, Meta Description, Canonical URL, and Noindex fields on every content item, and how they are written into the published frontmatter.
acrosite.com/docs/content/seo-fields
Generated Markdown and frontmatterReference
The shape of the Markdown file Acrosite generates for a content item — the frontmatter keys, the SEO block, Custom Field values, and the body — previewed before publishing.
acrosite.com/docs/content/frontmatter-output
Find content with the Content Items listGuide
Scan every Post, Page, and Custom Content Type item in a project, filter by type and status, search, and open an item to edit or review it.
acrosite.com/docs/content/content-items-list
Archive, Trash, and restore contentGuide
Set content aside with Archive, send it to Trash, and restore items — without losing your work. Learn how each action affects a content item and your published site.
acrosite.com/docs/content/archive-trash-restore