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The changelog lets you share product updates with your users in a clean, chronological layout. Each entry has its own date, optional tags, and richly formatted content, so visitors can quickly scan what changed and when. Keeping your changelog current builds trust and keeps your audience informed about new features and fixes.
How It Works
•Add dated entries that appear in chronological order, grouped by year, on your public changelog page.
•Write and format each entry using a rich block editor with headings, lists, quotes, code, and images.
•Apply custom tags with their own labels, colors, and icons to categorize updates such as New, Improved, or Fixed.
•Edit existing entries at any time to correct details or expand on a release.
•Preview your changelog and publish it to your live site so visitors can filter entries by tag.
Steps
1.Open the changelog editor from your admin area.
2.Click to add a new entry and set its publication date so it lands in the correct spot on the timeline.
3.Give the entry a clear title that summarizes the update.
4.Apply one or more tags to categorize the update, choosing existing tags or creating new ones with custom labels, colors, and icons.
5.Write the entry content in the block editor, adding headings, bullet lists, code snippets, or images as needed.
6.Save your changes, preview the result, and publish to make the update visible on your public changelog.
Entry Options
Option
What It Does
Date
Sets when the update is shown; entries are grouped and ordered by year and date.
Title
A short headline shown at the top of the entry to summarize the release.
Tags
Custom labels with colors and icons that let visitors filter entries by category.
Content
Rich formatted body supporting headings, lists, quotes, code blocks, and images.
Tips
•Use consistent tag names like New, Improved, and Fixed so visitors can quickly filter updates.
•Lead each entry with a concise title and a short summary before diving into detailed bullet points.
•Pick distinct tag colors and icons so categories stand out at a glance on the public page.
Always preview an entry before publishing to confirm formatting, tags, and the date appear exactly as you intend.
Entries are organized by year, so setting an accurate date keeps your timeline tidy and easy to navigate.
Troubleshooting
•Entry not appearing on the live site? Make sure you saved and published your changes after editing.
•Entry showing under the wrong year? Check the entry's date, since entries are grouped by the year you set.
•Tag colors or icons not displaying correctly? Reopen the tag settings and confirm a color and icon are selected.
•Formatting looks off in the preview? Return to the block editor and adjust the affected blocks, then preview again.
Related topics: Editing Documentation Pages, Editing the Home Page, Preview and Publish Your Site.
