Ghost's Front-End Files Now Come From Your Own Domain
Portal, search, comments, the announcement bar and the signup form now load from your own domain instead of a public CDN. Nothing to switch on.
Announcing the Magic Pages Open House. Quarterly calls with our team!
Founder of Magic Pages. I build reliable Ghost hosting, so publishers can focus on what they do best − creating. When I'm not improving the platform, I'm probably helping a customer get their site just right.
Portal, search, comments, the announcement bar and the signup form now load from your own domain instead of a public CDN. Nothing to switch on.
Portal, search and comments come from your own domain, not a third-party CDN. Here's what that covers, and the one exception.
All Magic Pages customer websites have been updated to Ghost v6.57.0
Mark Alexander − the Melbourne writer behind Tech That Fits − joins Jannis on judging gadgets by whether they earn their place in a small home, choosing Ghost over Webflow and WordPress, building a first custom theme with Fantasma, and reaching readers via Google and Apple News.
Yes. One payment covers a Pro site for 3 months, 6 months, a year or for good, and the person you give it to sets it up themselves.
Open the link in your gift email, pick a web address, and your Ghost site is built a few minutes later. There's nothing for you to pay.
Pay once for a site and give it to somebody else. They pick their own web address, never hand over a card, and never see what you paid.
All Magic Pages customer websites have been updated to Ghost v6.56.0
No. Ghost reads your theme into memory at startup, so files changed on disk never reach your site. Ghost's built-in code editor does the job instead.
We recommend staging, unless you're writing theme code. The side-by-side, what a local copy takes to set up, and the one thing neither of them can do.
All Magic Pages customer websites have been updated to Ghost v6.55.0
Refreshing replaces staging with a fresh copy of your live site. What comes across, what's deliberately left behind, and when to run one.
What moves when you publish staging to your live site, what never moves, and why posts you published on staging arrive as drafts.
Staging is a €3 a month add-on you switch on from your billing page. What it costs, which plans can have it, and what happens when you remove it.
A private copy of your site for drafting posts and trying designs, with its own address and an access code. Here's what you can and can't do on it.
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