Flax - Agentic websites for small businesses

Introduction

Flexible blog, article, guide, case-study, project, knowledge-base, or course content. Publishing state, related links, tags, and course access decide where articles appear and who can read them.

Use Cases

Publish blog posts and news updates, share guides or case studies, document projects, or create course material for your customers.
Link an article to a related service or product so readers can explore a relevant next step.

Supported fields

Basics

Section label: Optional. A short label that can appear above or beside the articles heading. It is often decorative, but it can also carry a proof point, qualifier, or small trust signal.
Title: Recommended. The main heading for the articles section. It tells visitors what this part of the page is about before they scan the items underneath.
Intro: Optional. Supporting text for the articles heading. It gives context before visitors reach the cards, list, gallery, or form below.
Icon: Optional. An icon for articles templates that include a small visual marker. It can help establish the section theme without requiring a full image.
Secondary title: Optional. A supporting heading used by templates that need a second article group, related-content area, or "more articles" block.
Article type: One type per Articles section. Sets the intended workflow for the section: blog posts, case studies, knowledge-base articles, product information, projects, or courses.
Search content type: Optional; usually automatic. Controls how article pages describe themselves to search engines when the site needs a more specific structured-content type.

Articles

Articles or lessons: Multiple items per Articles section. Each item is a public article, guide, case study, project, product-information page, or course lesson.
Title: Required for each published item. The public article or lesson title. It becomes the card title, detail-page heading, course lesson label, and article URL fallback.
URL slug: Optional per item. The readable URL segment for the article detail page. If it is blank, the title is used to create the URL.
Excerpt: Recommended per item. Short summary copy for article cards and article metadata. It is the fastest way to tell visitors why the article is worth opening.
Related services or products: Optional; multiple links per item. Connects the article to specific services or products. Related pages use these links to decide which articles belong nearby.
Related service categories: Optional; multiple category links per item. Connects the article to service categories rather than individual services.
Related product categories: Optional; multiple category links per item. Connects the article to product categories for shop and product-detail related content.
Publish date: Recommended per item. The date shown as article metadata. The editor keeps the article date aligned with the publish date when this field changes.
Author: Optional per item. The public author name displayed by templates that show article metadata.
Published: One on/off setting per item. Controls whether the article appears on the published site. It defaults to true for new articles; use unpublished for work in progress, which remains visible and clearly labeled in local previews.
Featured: One on/off setting per item. Marks an article as highlighted for templates or editor workflows that need to distinguish priority content.
Show on homepage: One on/off setting per item when available. Controls whether the item appears in homepage article lists while still allowing the published article to exist elsewhere.
Featured image: Optional; multiple images supported. Images attached directly to the article. The first image becomes the strongest preview image for cards and social/search metadata.
Article content: Optional; multiple content blocks. The rich body of the article or lesson. Content blocks can contain headings, text, images, captions, video, icons, and supporting media.
Article CTA: Optional per item. An optional call to action using the normal CTA interface. When configured, it renders as a CTA section directly after the article detail; when omitted or lacking meaningful content, it produces no output.
Tags: Optional; multiple tags per item. Connects the article to tags created on the Tags tab. Tags can appear as filters or pills in article list templates.
Lesson order: Course lessons only; one number per lesson. Controls the order of lessons in course outlines and course sidebars.
Duration minutes: Optional per course lesson. Estimated lesson duration displayed in course templates.
Module: Optional per course lesson. Groups or labels lessons by module, theme, or course stage.
Lesson access: Course lessons only; public or private. Overrides or clarifies whether a lesson follows private course access or can be viewed publicly.

Settings

Show course progress: Course sections only; one on/off setting. Controls whether course templates show completion markers, progress bars, and the mark-complete action.
Course access: Course sections only; public or private. Controls whether course content is openly available or requires an access flow.
Access code: Optional for private course sections. A course PIN used by course access screens when the course is private.
Enabled: One on/off setting. Controls whether the articles section is rendered on the published site.
Show on homepage: One on/off setting. Controls whether articles appears on the homepage. Some content can still be used by detail pages, forms, checkout, bookings, or generated pages even when the homepage block is hidden.
Display name: Optional. The label used when the articles section needs a short name outside its full heading.

Preview

Articles examples

These examples use Flax templates with sample content. The selected template controls the final appearance on your site.

Loading examples…