You're building a headless Ghost site. You've got the Content API working, posts loading beautifully, and then you hit a wall: where do comments go? This exact question popped up on the Ghost forum in March 2026: a developer working on a headless Ghost project couldn&

Quick answer: Ghost CMS connects to Bluesky in two ways. Ghost 6+ has a built-in Social Web (ActivityPub) toggle that bridges your posts to Bluesky via Bridgy Fed — readers can follow your site on Bluesky without you having a separate account. For direct, fully-automated posting, use a webhook + the ghost-bluesky-integration

You mark a post as "featured" in Ghost. You wait. You refresh your homepage. Nothing changes. The post sits in the same chronological list as everything else — no spotlight, no special placement, no visual cue. Sound familiar? This is one of the most common points of confusion on

Quick answer: Running Ghost in rootless Docker means the Docker daemon (and your containers) run as a regular user, not root. You configure user namespaces, bind ports above 1024, and adjust volume ownership — then use a standard Docker Compose file. Ghost runs fine; the main gotchas are port binding and

Quick answer: Ghost CMS has a native commenting system (available since Ghost 5.0) that requires members to sign in. To enable it: go to Settings → Membership → Access and turn commenting on. For custom themes, add {{comments}} to your post.hbs template. Third-party options like Disqus or Hyvor Talk work

Quick answer: Ghost CMS retention offers let you intercept a paid member right before they cancel and show them a discount or free months. You set it up once in Settings → Growth → Offers → Manage Offers. When a member clicks "cancel," Ghost automatically shows the offer — no code needed.

Quick answer: To connect Ghost CMS to n8n, create a Custom Integration in Ghost (Settings → Integrations), copy the Admin API key, then add Ghost credentials in n8n. You can then create, update, delete, and fetch posts automatically — no code required. If you run a Ghost blog and still publish posts

Quick answer: Ghost doesn't have a built-in shopping cart, but you can add ecommerce in three ways: embed Gumroad or Shopify buy buttons directly in posts, use Snipcart for a full cart experience, or connect Stripe payment links for one-off product sales — all without touching your theme code.

Quick answer: To remove social media links in Ghost, go to Settings → General → Social accounts and clear the Facebook and X (Twitter) fields. For share buttons that appear at the bottom of posts, you'll need to edit your theme's Handlebars templates or add custom CSS to