> ## Documentation Index
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# Articles Page

> Learn how to properly create and configure the Articles page, which powers the Latest, Featured, and Premium post sections in Skalven.

The **Articles Page** is one of the most important pages in your Skalven-powered site.\
It serves as the main archive for all regular posts and also powers several homepage sections such as **Latest Posts**, **Featured Posts**, and **Premium Posts**.

> Skalven uses a structured homepage layout where content is organized into dedicated preview sections — **Articles, Readings, Podcasts, Projects, and Products**. Instead of listing every post on the homepage, each section shows a curated preview, while the full list of posts for that category is displayed on its own archive page.

> For **normal articles**, the complete collection is shown on the **Articles Page (/blog)**. This page is essential because Skalven’s content system relies on it to display your latest posts, featured posts, and premium posts in an organized and consistent way.

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## **1. Creating the Articles Page**

Follow these steps to set up the Articles Page correctly:

1. In **Ghost Admin**, go to **Pages** and click **New Page**.
2. Set the URL of the page to **/blog**.\
   **This step is required** — the Articles system will not work correctly without it.
3. Add a **Feature Image**, **Title**, and **Excerpt** as you prefer.\
   You may name the page **Articles**, **Blog**, or any title you prefer.
4. Save and **Publish** the page.

Once set up, the Articles Page will automatically display all your standard posts with the correct layout and styling — fully integrated with Skalven’s design system.

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## **2. Important Notes**

* When publishing **regular articles**, **never** add the tags `podcasts`, `readings`, `projects`, or `products`.\
  These tags are reserved exclusively for Skalven’s custom sections.
* For standard articles, always use the **Default** post template.\
  If you select a template designed for Podcasts, Readings, Projects, or Products, the post layout may break or display incorrectly.