# How to create a changelog post

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***We work on new Changelog features now***
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#### **Welcome to your Changelog inteface** <a href="#welcome-to-your-changelog-inteface" id="welcome-to-your-changelog-inteface"></a>

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**To create a changelog post you have to follow these steps:**

1. Go to "Changelog"
2. Click on "New post" right in the corner
3. A modal should open, there you have to fill in all informations

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4. On the end of the form you see "Publish?" that means, you want to publish the changelog post directly, or you can let it blank then it's unpublished. (*If you publish it directly, users can view your post on your site*)
5. Click "Create post" to add it to your list
6. Finished, you have created a changelog post successfully!


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