Ghost makes it easy, with native signup forms that turn anonymous views into logged-in members. Allow people to sign up for free, or purchase a paid subscription to support your …

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The fastest way to get started is to set up a site on Ghost (Pro). If you’re running a self-hosted instance, we strongly recommend an Ubuntu server with at least 1GB of memory to run Ghost.

Update Ghost to the latest version. In recent releases, we’ve updated Ghost to comply with these new requirements, including the ability for members to easily unsubscribe and better support …

Ghost automatically generates copies of images at the specified sizes, and works like a cache, so the image sizes can be changed at any time. It’s recommended to have no more than 10 …

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This guide uses our tried-and-tested Ghost-CLI tool to install and configure Ghost. Ghost-CLI installs have support for the social web features via the Ghost (Pro) hosted ActivityPub service …

We use the recommended version of Node.js in production on Ghost (Pro), which means it’s heavily tested and the Ghost core team actively fixes issues. Running Ghost on the latest …

Gatsby uses GraphQL to retrieve content, retrieving content from the Ghost API is no different thanks to the Gatsby Source Ghost plugin. Below are some recipes to retrieve chunks of data …