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Magento 2 Blog by Webkul

Community-style blog where approved customers write posts from the storefront and the admin moderates posts, comments, categories and bloggers.

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Technical Architecture & Compatibility

Pricing
$99
One-time License
Headless & API
GraphQL API Ready
Supports headless PWA storefronts
Supported Editions
2.0.x, 2.1.x, 2.2.x, 2.3.x, 2.4.x
Open Source & Adobe Commerce
Developer
Webkul
Based in India
Latest Version
v5.0.0
Verified release

Features & Capabilities

•Customers with permission add, edit and delete their own posts on the storefront
•Admin grants or revokes posting rights per blogger
•WYSIWYG editor with images, videos, links and tags
•Preview text with word limit on list views
•Admin-managed blog categories
•Customer subscription to the blog with auto or manual approval
•Comments with auto or manual approval, guest comments allowed
•Admin moderates all posts and comments
•Admin views each blogger's details and posts
•Meta keywords and descriptions for posts
•Search by tag, category and blogger
•Email notifications for subscriptions, comments and posting permissions
•Public blog page for guests and customers
•Configurable blog and blogger approval modes
•Varnish support
About the Developer

Webkul

India-based software company selling a very large catalog of ecommerce add-ons across many platforms, with a Magento 2 range centred on its multi-vendor marketplace, mobile apps, POS and connectors.

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