Create an article

1. Start drafting

To begin writing your article, click the “Create” button located in the header or on your dashboard, then select “Blog.” This will open the editor where you can start drafting your content. Note: If you're not logged in, clicking "Create" will prompt a login modal. Once you’ve signed in, you’ll be redirected back to continue creating your content.

The editor includes the following fields:

• Title: Up to 65 characters

• Subtitle (optional): Up to 165 characters

• Body: Markdown is supported, so you can format your text using headings, lists, links, images, videos and more.

Your work is automatically saved as you write. If you need to take a break, you can simply exit the editor—your draft will be preserved. To continue working on a saved draft, go to your Dashboard and select the article you want to resume. This will take you to the editor.

You can also draft articles on your mobile device—the process is exactly the same.

2. Add article details

After composing your article, the next step is to fill in the metadata before publishing. While it might feel tedious, getting this part right significantly improves your content’s visibility and engagement. The metadata fields include:

• Category: Select one category that best matches your content. This is required.

• Subcategory: Choose one required subcategory, and you may select up to three in total.

• Thumbnail: Must be in a 16:9 aspect ratio (recommended size: 1536 × 864 px).

• SEO Title and Description (optional): Adding an SEO title and description can help your article appear more prominently in search results, making it easier for new readers to discover your content.

If you're unsure how to choose the right category, this guide will help you.

3. Preview and Publish

Once your content is complete and all details are filled in, click “Publish” in the top-right corner to make your article live.

To see how your article will appear to readers before publishing, click “Preview” next to the “Publish” button.

4. Share your article

Once your article is published, you’ll be taken to a confirmation page with sharing options. From there, you can easily connect to your social media accounts and share your article by clicking the available icons.

Alternatively, you can also share directly from the live article page—sharing tools are available there as well.

Let your audience know your latest piece is live :)

5. Edit a published article

You can edit your blog articles even after they’ve been published. This includes the title, subtitle, body, category, subcategories, thumbnail, and SEO settings.

To edit a published article, open Dashboard → Published, hover over the article you want to edit, click the three-dot menu, and select Edit. This will take you to the editing screen. Make your changes and click “Update now” to save them.

Note: Editing after publishing does not support autosave. If you leave the page without clicking Update now, your changes will be lost.

You may edit an article even if it already has an associated NFT. However:

• The existing NFT represents the article exactly as it was at the time of minting.

• After you update the article, the NFT and the live content will no longer match.

• If you want the updated version represented on-chain, you must mint a new NFT after updating.

6. Delete a published article

You may delete a published article, including those that have been minted as NFTs. To delete an article, open the Dashboard, hover over the article you want to delete, click the three-dot menu, and select Delete. Alternatively, on the edit page, you can click the three-line options icon on the right side of the header, and select Delete.

Deleting the article removes it from AnyCampus. However, the NFT stays on the blockchain forever, along with the metadata and article content saved at the time you minted it. This means the original content may still be accessible outside AnyCampus even after you delete it.