The same guides you get inside Headra: managing content, and showing it on a client's website.
Signing in, two-factor authentication, choosing a website and finding your way around.
Creating posts and pages, scheduling, the review workflow, revisions and restoring.
Uploading images and files, folders, alt text, cropping and resizing.
Grouping content and crediting writers.
Building header and footer menus that follow your content.
Search titles and descriptions, social sharing, sitemaps, robots.txt and redirects.
Adding your own kinds of content (recipes, products, …) with their own fields.
Inviting people, roles, per-website access and switching modules on or off.
The three kinds of key and which one to use where.
Page views, API usage, storage and the audit log.
For developers: the files and code a client website needs to show Headra content.
Publishing a Bootstrap Studio design on bss.design, with your own domain through Cloudflare, showing Headra content.