Connect your website so articles publish
Connect WordPress, Webflow or Shopify on Integrations so approved articles publish to your site with their photograph.
#Where to connect
Open Integrations and find your platform under Website and publishing, or type its name in Search integrations. Press the card to open it.
A site built with the TruLata website builder publishes with no setup, so skip this if that is your site.
#WordPress
- In WordPress, go to Users, Profile, Application Passwords, and add one. This is not your login password.
- On the WordPress card, fill in Site address (for example yourbusiness.com), WordPress username (the user the articles are published as) and Application password.
- Press Connect.
#Webflow
- In Webflow, go to Site settings, Apps and integrations, API access, and generate a token with CMS read and write.
- In Webflow, open CMS, your blog collection's settings, and copy the Collection ID.
- On the Webflow card, paste them as Site API token and Blog collection id, and press Connect.
#Shopify
- In Shopify, go to Settings, Apps, Develop apps. Create an app with read_content and write_content, install it, and reveal the token.
- On the Shopify card, fill in Store address (your myshopify address, for example yourstore.myshopify.com) and Admin API access token.
- Press Connect.
#After you press Connect
The button reads Checking while TruLata tries the connection. It is checked before it is saved and stored encrypted. When it works, the message says Connected. Approved articles can now publish to your site. and the card says Connected.
From then on, approving a draft publishes it. Articles you approved before connecting publish once the site is connected.
#Questions
Which website platforms can articles publish to?
WordPress, Webflow and Shopify, connected on Integrations, and sites built with the TruLata website builder.
My site is on another platform. What can I do?
Approved articles wait on the Content tab. Copy them from there or from their Google Doc, and press Suggest a tool on Integrations to ask for your platform.
Why did it not connect?
The message says what went wrong, for example a wrong token. Check each value against the steps under its box and press Connect again.
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