Can I add author and date to blog posts and articles?

Yes, you can. See the example above 😅

When creating a blog post in LandingRabbit, you can add the date and author of the post when using a custom section.

Click the plus icon inside a custom section, and choose Author and Date. You can choose to add one or both.

Screenshot of a content editor interface showing options for embedding and author/date settings for a SaaS landing page.

Add author information

For the author, you can choose to add a label like "Written by" or just show the person's name.

LandingRabbit's author label settings in a blog article editor

If you store author label information in settings, it will be added to every future article and updated across all existing articles using the same information.

Choose your date format

LandingRabbit's date format and date label settings in a blog article editor

For the date, you can choose:

  • The format of the timestamp

  • Whether to add a label before it, like "Date" or "Published at"

These settings save automatically for future content and update across your whole workspace when you make changes.

Show when content was updated

In the date settings, you can decide if the published date should be replaced by an "Updated at" date when you make changes to the page.

Screenshot of a date input dialog box for updating page information and Updated At field in LandingRabbit

The updated date can include a label like "Updated at."

Showing when content was last updated can help with SEO by giving Google and other search engines current information about your page.

Edit author and date styles

You can edit the styles of the date and author just like any other element.

LandingRabbit's page editor and the Edit styles button in a blog article

Click "Edit styles" and ask LandingRabbit to change the size, color, font weight, or font type.

SEO benefits

When you add an author to your article, the HTML structure changes from "website" to "article" in the metadata.

HTML code snippet displaying meta tags and structured data for a blog post about landing page projects.

This includes the timestamp and author information, which can help improve your SEO.