2 min readAug 10, 2026by jakub
Multiblog
Publish more than one blog from a single Magento 2 or Mage-OS store — a customer-facing magazine, a trade advice section and an internal knowledge base can each have their own route, category tree, authors and SEO rules, without a second installation to maintain or a headless CMS to pay for.
Latest version: 1.2.0 — changelog

Why it matters
- One store, many audiences. Content aimed at different buyers no longer has to share one blog and one URL scheme. Each instance gets its own route, navigation entry and store-view scope.
- Editors stay in Magento. Posts, categories, tags and authors are ordinary admin grids with ACL behind them, so you are not paying for a second CMS or reconciling two content models.
- Content that sells. Posts can link to catalog products, and product pages can surface related posts, so editorial work feeds the catalog instead of sitting beside it.
- SEO is built in, not bolted on. Canonical URLs, per-entity meta robots, Open Graph tags, JSON-LD structured data, breadcrumbs and XML sitemap entries ship as part of the suite.
- Migrate without a rewrite. WordPress WXR and CSV importers move existing archives in, and a CSV exporter takes them back out.
What you get
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Blog instances with their own route and store views | Run distinct blogs for distinct audiences without another Magento install |
| Nested categories with flat or category-based URLs | Choose a URL shape per blog — short keys, or a full /blog/parent/child/post path |
| Tags and authors, scoped per instance | Contributor profiles and topic pages that stay inside the blog they belong to |
| Comments with moderation and threaded replies | Collect reader feedback with approval, guest control and email notifications |
| Blog search (OpenSearch, MySQL fallback) | On-site search that keeps working when OpenSearch is unavailable |
| Scheduled publishing and auto-archive | Queue posts ahead of time and retire stale ones without manual edits |
| Product ↔ post relations | Put "read more about this" on product pages and "buy this" on posts |
| RSS feeds per instance, category, tag and author | Let readers and aggregators subscribe to exactly the slice they want |
| XML sitemap integration | Blog URLs join Magento's own sitemap generation |
| Open Graph tags and JSON-LD rich snippets | Controlled link previews on social platforms and eligibility for rich results |
| Social sharing buttons | Readers share posts without a third-party widget script |
| WordPress and CSV import, CSV export | Bring an existing blog across, or take your content elsewhere |
| Widget for posts anywhere in the layout | Drop recent or featured posts onto any CMS page or block |
| URL collision diagnostics | Find blog URLs that clash with catalog or CMS URLs before customers do |
- Hyvä-native. Ships Hyvä theme templates and a Hyvä CMS LiveView bridge for posts, blogs, categories and authors.
- API-first. 25 REST endpoints and 11 GraphQL queries cover instances, posts, categories, tags and authors — see the API reference.
- No SaaS dependency. Content, search index and comments live in your own database and your own OpenSearch — nothing is rented from a third party.

Supported versions
PHP 8.1, 8.2, 8.3, 8.4 and 8.5. Magento Open Source / Adobe Commerce with
magento/framework 103.0 or newer, plus the Store, Catalog, User, CMS and
Sitemap modules. Hyvä support requires the Hyvä theme; the LiveView bridge
additionally requires a Hyvä Commerce CMS licence.