JobsLobster's public blog is easier to find, read, and maintain after this release. The update brings the blog into the main public navigation, adds clearer page trails, and makes article and category pages feel more consistent across the site.
Readers now have a more predictable path through blog content. Blog appears in the public header and footer, breadcrumbs show where each page sits, and category pages now support clearer browsing with search states and result counts. The category index is also a real browsing page rather than a redirect, so it is easier to scan available topics.
Article pages were cleaned up so the writing has a more natural reading width and uses the same public blog shell as the index and category pages. That keeps navigation, breadcrumbs, and page structure consistent whether someone is reading a single update or browsing several posts.
The release also improves the CMS media workflow used to maintain public content. The media library now uses a more compact listing for faster scanning, while asset detail pages separate previews, metadata, derivatives, and usage references. That gives editors a clearer way to check image details before using them on the public site.
No action is required from jobseekers. The changes are focused on making JobsLobster's public content easier to navigate and easier for the team to keep accurate.
The public blog is now easier to browse from the main site, with clearer breadcrumbs, stronger category pages, and a more readable article layout. The CMS media workflow is also cleaner, which helps the JobsLobster team keep public posts and images accurate.
For jobseekers, this means public updates should be easier to find and read. No action is required.