 Form fields are the bread and butter of any CMS. While Tina provides a solid collection of fields 'out-of-the-box', you can also create your own. This post will show you the basic concepts of how to&hellip;

How to Make a Custom Field Component

 Say hello to the WordPress to Gatsby Markdown Exporter! It's a WordPress plugin to export posts, pages, and other content from WordPress to Markdown. A modern static site generator like GatsbyJS can&hellip;

Export WordPress Content to Markdown and Gatsby

 Supercharge your static site with real-time content editing! 🚀 In this post, I will explore the three different methods Tina offers to edit Markdown on your Gatsby site. You’ll learn how to set up&hellip;

3 ways to edit Markdown with Tina + Gatsby

 We've recently written about how TinaCMS will work on the cloud. Gatsby Cloud offers a great way for editors to edit TinaCMS sites, without having to run a local development environment. Since Gatsby&hellip;

Using TinaCMS on Gatsby Cloud

 TinaCMS allows you to build live-editing functionality directly into your site. Tina differs from other headless CMS's (e.g. Forestry.io, Decap CMS (formerly Netlify CMS, Contentful) which simply&hellip;

How can my editors edit a TinaCMS site?

 "There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things." This axiom, attributed to Phil Karlton, resonates with anyone who has spent any amount of time working with&hellip;

What are Blocks?

 &lt;Youtube embedSrc={"https&#x3A;//www.youtube.com/embed/LhBH9RTEK78?start=234"} /> In this meetup talk, Zach Brooks gives the rundown how Tina works and why it's a different sort of CMS. Check out&hellip;

JAMstack Denver Talks Tina

 Creating and deleting content — two fundamental sides of the CMS coin. This article will cover how to set up this functionality with TinaCMS on a Gatsby site. But first, some overview&hellip;