Blogano adds its account bar to any page containing one of its shortcodes. Add nav="0" to every Blogano shortcode on…
Add static="1" to it.
Filters live in the page address, and every feed on the page reads the same address…
Blogano writes its own manual. Blogano → Settings → Import / Export → Download Settings Manual gives you an HTML…
Blogano → Settings → Import / Export exports your submissions as a file and imports them back.
Useful for moving…
Editors work from the review queue. Each submission can be:
Published — goes live and appears in the feed. The…
Almost everything about a card is a setting — you shouldn't need CSS.
Blogano → Settings → Cards & Feed…
Blogano supports reCAPTCHA on the submission form. It's off until you add keys.
Give them the Publisher role.
For an existing user: Users → All Users, hover the person, click Edit, change Role…
Blogano creates its pages for you on first activation. If you deleted them or want to use your own, map…
Two possibilities, and the first catches most people.
Blogano's categories are its own, not WordPress's. They're typed into Blogano →…
You've got two shortcodes on one page. This usually happens because the same page got assigned to two different features.
This is the most common Blogano problem, and it's almost never Blogano.
WordPress sends mail through your web server by…