Changelog

Turn your blog into a personal journal with the new Fieldnotes theme. Browse dated entries beside a large photo preview, then open a post with its title, author, and table of contents in the margin. On mobile, tap an entry to open its photo and excerpt.

Warm paper tones, forest-green accents, and the Caveat handwriting font give Fieldnotes its notebook character. You can choose another font in Design to change the text throughout your site.

Fieldnotes includes a set of Unsplash photos for posts without a cover. Your own cover images are kept as they are.

To try it, open your site's Design → All page, choose Fieldnotes from the Theme menu, and publish your changes.

Give your blog the feel of an independent newspaper with the new Gazette theme. Warm paper tones, serif headlines, crisp rules, and a front-page layout bring a distinctive editorial style to your writing.

Gazette includes a set of black-and-white cover photos for posts without a cover. Your own cover images are kept as they are, and the theme carries through post pages, search, and subscription forms.

To try it, open your site's Design → All page, choose Gazette from the Theme menu, and publish your changes.

Bring the conversation directly into your posts with Quotion's built-in comments. Readers can sign in with an email verification code, write formatted comments, reply, and like. The comment section follows your site's theme and works on mobile.

Your Quotion account now shares the same name and avatar across discussions and the dashboard. Readers can find their discussions in My comments and choose reply and like email notifications separately.

The new Comments page in your site dashboard lets you search, filter, sort, and manage discussions across all your posts. Reply, pin, or remove comments from one place.

To enable comments, open Design → Post, turn on Show Comments, and publish your changes. Existing comments from the previous integration are not imported.

Give your blog a clean, text-focused look with the new Minimal theme. A compact sidebar, simple black-and-white palette, and title-and-date post lists keep the focus on your writing. Your home page groups posts by their Apple Notes folders, while post pages offer a distraction-free reading layout.

To try it, open your site's Design → All page, choose Minimal from the Theme menu, and publish your changes.