There are 48 designs across twelve niches and a builder that writes one from a description. Opening one of those and changing it is faster than starting empty, and you can see what the slots look like in something that already works.
Ten slots — title, body, eyebrow, foot and the rest. Put `{{title}}` where the headline belongs and PostPop fills it on every post. The slots are the contract between your design and the writing.
Mention `--pp-fit` on an element and the renderer sizes the type to the space rather than overflowing it. The alternative is designing for your longest sentence and having every short one look lost.
Pick your template in the Studio like any of the eleven built-in ones. The copy is written the same way, from the same brand kit, into your design.
On the finished post, click the text where it sits and edit it. PostPop measures where each slot actually landed, so the box you click is the box you see — no hunting through a form to work out which field is which.
The boundary is worth knowing before you spend an evening on one.
Your own fonts, layouts, borders, gradients, background images, absolute positioning. It is a real page rendered in a real browser, not a themed box with your logo in the corner.
Title, body, eyebrow, foot, highlight, items and the rest. A design that uses two is fine; one that uses all ten gets a lot of writing. What you cannot do is invent an eleventh.
You can colour anything in your own CSS, but PostPop cannot recolour one slot per post — that needs a wrapper around the text, which is exactly the markup injection that click-to-edit was built to avoid.
One is your design. One is somebody else’s with your colours in it.
Somebody else’s layout with your colours in it. Recognisable as a tool.
Your layout, your type, your rules — filled in automatically on every post.
48 ready designs · a builder · or your own HTML.
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