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Overview

Posts are articles on Arkhub: a write-up of a site, a field report, an argument about a dating. You write them in the editor, link records into them, and publish them. A published post has its own address at app.arkhub.co/your-username/post/its-title, shows on your profile and on Discover, and takes comments.

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Writing a post

1

Open the editor

Go to app.arkhub.co/publish. You need to be signed in.
2

Title and subtitle

Write a title and a subtitle. Add a cover image: upload your own or search Unsplash.
3

Write

Type / on an empty line to add a block: text, headings, bullet and numbered lists, a quote, an image, a YouTube video or a post from X. Add Site links a record into the post. Select text for bold, italic, links and colour.
4

Pick categories

Tag the post with categories such as excavation, megalithic, remote sensing or underwater archaeology. Discover lists posts by category.
5

Publish

The editor saves drafts as you write. Click Publish when it is ready. You can unpublish a post later, and edit a published post; your edits stay a draft until you publish again.

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Versions

The editor keeps versions of a post as you write. Open the version history to read an earlier version or go back to it.

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Co-authors

Add co-authors to a post. They get an invitation in their notifications and can accept or decline. Co-authors edit the post together: you see each other’s cursors, and the editor shows whether you are connected.

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Comments

Readers comment on a published post. The discussion stays with the post.

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Finding posts

  • Discover in the sidebar shows posts by category, with featured posts and repositories.
  • Recently Added lists the newest posts.
  • A profile’s Posts tab lists everything a person has published.
  • Search (⌘K) finds posts by title.
Coming soon: put a table of records into a post, and reposition a post’s cover image. Click Coming soon in the editor to leave your email.