Page Editor
The Page Editor is a built-in, in-browser Markdown editor that allows you to manually review, edit, and enhance the AI-generated content for any article in your project. It provides a clean writing interface alongside powerful SEO and content management tools.
Overview of the Page Editor showing the Markdown content on the left and the SEO panel on the right
Accessing the Editor
To open an article in the Page Editor:
- Navigate to your project's Articles list.
- Find the article you wish to edit. You can open articles with any status (e.g.,
draft,ready,published). - Click the article's title or the Edit button (pencil icon).
Editing Content
The editor uses standard Markdown syntax. You can format text, add headers, lists, links, and images directly.
Markdown Quick Reference:
# H1,## H2,### H3for headings**bold**or__bold__for bold text*italic*or_italic_for italic text[link text](https://url.com)for linksfor images-or*for bulleted lists1.for numbered lists
All changes are auto-saved as you type. A confirmation message will appear in the bottom-left corner when your work is saved.
Regenerating Content
If you are not satisfied with the AI-generated draft, you can request a new version directly from the editor.
- Click the Regenerate button in the top-right toolbar.
- A modal will appear, confirming you want to replace the current content.
- Click Confirm Regenerate. The article's status will change to
generating. - Once the new content is ready (status becomes
ready), refresh the page to load it into the editor.
Triggering a Regenerate will overwrite all current content in the editor, including any manual edits you have made. Use this feature with caution.
SEO Analysis Panel
The right sidebar of the Page Editor is dedicated to SEO analysis and metadata.
Close-up view of the SEO analysis panel showing a score, keyword density, and meta fields
This panel provides:
- SEO Score: A quick, at-a-glance rating of your page's on-page SEO optimization.
- Keyword Density: Analyzes how often your target primary and secondary keywords appear in the content.
- Meta Title & Description: Editable fields for your page's HTML
<title>and<meta name="description">tags. A live preview shows how they might appear in search engine results. - Slug/URL: The final segment of your article's URL. This is auto-generated from the title but can be customized.
- Featured Image: A field to set or change the article's main image URL.
Saving & Publishing
The editor provides several actions in the top-right toolbar:
| Button | Action | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Save Draft | Manual Save | Explicitly saves all current edits. The article status remains draft. |
| Publish to... | Publish | Opens a menu to publish the article directly to one of your connected CMS platforms. |
| Schedule | Schedule | Opens a date/time picker to schedule the article for future automatic publishing via Drip Feed. |
| Regenerate | Regenerate | Requests a complete rewrite of the article by AI (overwrites current content). |
Direct Publishing
When you click Publish to..., you will see a list of all CMS platforms you have connected to the project (e.g., WordPress, Webflow, Shopify). Selecting one will push the article live immediately, changing its status to published.
Scheduled Publishing
Selecting Schedule allows you to queue the article for automatic publishing through the Drip Feed system. The article status will change to scheduled and will be published approximately every 5 minutes in the order of the schedule.
The Publish and Schedule actions are only available for articles with a status of ready or draft. An article with a status of generating or queued must finish processing first.
Next Steps
- Learn how to automate publishing with Drip Feed.
- Understand the different Article Statuses and what they mean.
- Connect your blog to a supported platform via CMS Integrations.