Headless CMS

A headless CMS stores and manages content but leaves presentation to a separate website or app that reads it through an API. Popular examples include Strapi, Sanity, Payload, Contentful and Directus. Because a headless CMS does not render pages, it usually has no RSS feed of its own. Articles under this tag explain how to generate RSS and Atom feeds from headless content, either in the front end or inside the CMS. They cover public URLs, image addresses, drafts, dates, locales and cache refresh. Each guide also shows how new entries can be shared on social media automatically.