Projects and journal
Everything you publish in Ghost is a post. Index sorts posts into two kinds:
| Project | Journal entry | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A photo story | News, notes, or longer writing |
| How to make one | Any post without the journal tag |
Any post with the journal tag |
| Where it appears | The numbered list on your homepage | The journal page, /tag/journal/ |
| How it looks | Description and photos, in one of six layouts | A reading column, like an article |
So the only thing that makes a post a journal entry is the journal tag.
For exactly which field goes where, see make your first project.
how visitors move through a project
Section titled “how visitors move through a project”In the strip and slideshow layouts, visitors move through the photos with the arrows on screen, the arrow keys, a mouse wheel, or a swipe on a phone. The other layouts scroll down the page. Clicking a photo opens it full screen. At the end, the next project is one click away.
To share a link that opens on a particular photo, add # and the photo’s number to the
address. For example, yoursite.com/the-long-walk/#5 opens on the fifth photo.
journal entries
Section titled “journal entries”Tag a post journal and write as you normally would. Every kind of block in the Ghost editor
is styled to match the theme: images, galleries, quotes, videos, buttons, and more.