Blog
A polished blog in minutes.
Relabels the Posts section as "Blog" across the admin and front end, so your content structure reads the way visitors expect. Free, no setup.
The Blog extension relabels WordPress's default Posts as Blog throughout the admin and the front end. On a site where "Posts" really means the blog, this makes the dashboard read the way content editors expect: Blog → Add blog post, All blog posts, Search blog posts, and so on (the post type's labels and its category/tag taxonomy labels are all updated).
It's a labeling and UX convenience, it doesn't change how posts work or where they're stored, so it's completely safe to turn on or off.
Renaming "Posts" to "Blog" only changes what editors see in wp-admin — it doesn't touch the actual
HTML a post renders as. What search engines index and screen readers announce comes from the
underlying markup: one <h1> per post, a real <article> wrapper, and a machine-readable publish
date. Whatever theme renders your blog (the Unyson+ Theme included) should still get those basics
right, regardless of what the admin menu calls it. MDN: The Article element
Activate
Enable Blog from Unyson+ → Extensions. The Posts admin menu becomes Blog Post immediately, no other configuration.
This extension only changes the labels. How your blog looks (list / grid / masonry layout, columns, featured images, excerpts, meta, the single-post layout, archives and search) is configured in Theme Settings → Blog in the Unyson+ Theme. See The Theme.