To make sure readers never miss important information, make your posts more visible with the following features: Highlight Post ist highlighted in colour, displayed in chronological order. More on this topic here: Highlight Posts Pin Post is fixed at the first position in the blog, time is not displayed. More on this topic here: Pinned Posts Summary Summaries appear in chronological order within the live blog and can be visually highlighted. More on this topic here: Summary Posts You can pre-configure various settings for Highlight, Pinned, or Summary posts in the Theme Generator. Layout & Design: Display these post types inverted to draw more attention. Colors: Set the desired color for a customized look. Options: Adjust additional display settings to optimize the appearance of your Highlight Posts. With these settings, you can tailor the look of your live blog and emphasize important content effectively.

With Highlight Posts, you can emphasize specific posts in your live blog. These posts can have a unique color highlight and can also be displayed as a list or slideshow at the top of the live blog. How to Create a Highlight Post: Create a post in the live blog. Open the Settings (below the Rich Text field). Select the "Highlight" option. Save the post – it is now marked as a highlight. Additional Display Options in the Theme Generator: If you set Highlight Posts as a list or slideshow in the Theme Generator, they will appear at the top of the live blog. Readers can click on them and will be redirected exactly to the linked post in the live blog. This ensures that important content remains visible and easily accessible. Use Highlight Posts to effectively showcase key content in your live blog.

With Pinned Posts, you can fix specific posts at the top of your live blog. They remain at the top even as new posts are added, ensuring important content is always visible. How to Create a Pinned Post: Create a new post in the live blog Open Settings (below the Rich Text field) Select "Pin" Save the post – it is now pinned at the top of the live blog. How Pinned Posts Are Displayed: Pinned Posts always appear at the top of the live blog but below a Highlight List or Slideshow if one is enabled. They remain fixed even when new posts are added. Pinned posts can also be visually highlighted with a custom color. Best Use Cases for Pinned Posts: Fix the most important news of the day at the top of the live blog.

Marking Posts as Summaries With the "Summary" feature, you can mark specific posts in your live blog as concise recaps. These posts remain in the chronological order of the live blog but are visually highlighted and automatically receive the heading "Summary". How to Mark a Post as a Summary: Create a New Post: Create a new post in the live blog. Enable Summary: Open the Settings section (below the Rich Text field) in the editing area. Select the "Summary" option. Save the Post: Save the post – it will now be displayed with the heading "Summary" in the live blog. Additional Options: Visual Highlighting: Summary posts can be visually emphasized similarly to Highlight or Pinned Posts. Flexible Usage: This feature is particularly useful for longer live blogs, allowing regular short recaps of the day's key topics. Can Be Combined with Other Markings: You can also mark summary posts as Highlight or Pinned Post if you want to emphasize them further. Use the Summary feature to provide your readers with a quick overview of relevant content without altering the structure of your live blog!

Chapters help structure your live blog, making it easier for readers to navigate. With just one click on a chapter, they can jump directly to that section in the live blog. How to Add Chapters: Select the plus icon between posts. Name the chapter. All chapters will be displayed as a list at the top of your live blog. Info: If you have selected Highlight List or Highlight Slideshow, your chapters will not appear at the top of the live blog. Instead, the chosen highlights will be displayed. You can adjust this setting in the Theme Generator. Tickaroo Tip: Chapters appear between individual posts. If you use Highlight Posts, readers can click on a linked post in the Highlight List or Highlight Slideshow and jump directly to that post in the live blog. We recommend using Highlights instead of Chapters, as they provide a more intuitive navigation experience.