Posts, pages, categories and FAQs are written in an editor built on Milkdown. You type and format visually; what gets stored is plain Markdown, which is easy to back up, diff and move elsewhere.
How data is stored and returned
Section titled “How data is stored and returned”- The editor saves Markdown into the field with the
Mdsuffix (for examplecontentMd). - When a frontend calls REST, the CMS returns rendered HTML in the original field (
content). The frontend does not have to parse Markdown itself. - If the
Mdfield has content, Markdown is always the source of truth.
Images and media
Section titled “Images and media”Insert images from the media library right inside the editor. Images are stored on disk or Cloudflare R2 depending on the site's configuration.
Shortcodes
Section titled “Shortcodes”A shortcode is a reusable piece of content, managed in each site's Shortcodes collection, for example an ad block, a notice box or contact details. Insert one into a post with the [sc …] syntax; the CMS expands it when serving REST, only within the current site and up to three levels of nesting.
Markdown, not arbitrary HTML
Section titled “Markdown, not arbitrary HTML”Because Markdown is stored, you get clean structure: headings, lists, tables, images, links and code blocks. For anything more complex, build it as a shortcode or a landing-page block instead of hand-inserting HTML.
Technical details are in the Markdown content reference.