A project holds one Ghost theme, with its pages, styles and settings. Create a new one for each site you design, or to try a different design without touching the one you have. To start from a design you already built, duplicate that project instead.
When you sign in to a new account, Fantasma creates your first project for you, named "My project", and opens it in the editor. It counts toward your project limit like any other.
Create the project
Open your dashboard at https://www.fantasma.io/app, the page that lists your projects. It opens after you sign in. In the editor, the menu under the Fantasma logo has Go to Dashboard.
Click Create project, at the top right of the dashboard. The Create new project dialog opens.
Under Project Name, enter a name, such as Willow Review. Under the field, the dialog shows the theme name Ghost will list, such as fantasma-willow-review.
Click Create.
The editor opens on the new project's Homepage. A new project starts from Fantasma's default design. It has a homepage with Featured Posts, Newsletter CTA and Latest Posts sections, templates for posts, pages, tags and authors, and a Mobile menu overlay in its layout. The preview fills them with demo posts until you connect your Ghost site. The builder explains each part of the editor.
Project name and theme name
Each project has two names:
The project name is up to 60 characters. It shows on your dashboard and in the editor, and only you see it.
The theme name is the name Ghost Admin shows in its list of installed themes, with fantasma- in front. The dialog shows it but doesn't let you edit it. Fantasma makes it from the project name when you create the project, in lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens.
Renaming the project later leaves the theme name as it is. To change the theme name, open Project settings › General and edit Theme name, as Project settings describes. If two of your projects have the same theme name, publishing one replaces the other's theme in Ghost.
How many projects you can have
On the Free plan you can have 3 active projects, and on Pro 50. Projects in the trash don't count toward that number. The dashboard shows how many you use, such as "2/3 projects used."
When you reach the limit, Create project changes to Upgrade to create projects. To make room, move a project you no longer need to the trash, as Delete or restore a project shows. On Free, you can also upgrade to Pro.
Your account also has a limit for all projects together, the ones in the trash included. It's 6 on Free and 100 on Pro. When you reach it, creating a project shows "Your account has reached the total project limit, including Trash. Permanently delete an older project from Trash before creating another."
Save a project kept in your browser
If you built a theme in Fantasma before you had an account, the dashboard can show a card named Unsaved local project. The project is stored only in that browser.
Click Save to cloud to add it to your account as a project named "My Theme", which you can rename. It counts toward your project limit. At the limit, the button reads Upgrade to save to cloud.
Click Remove local project to delete it from the browser. It doesn't ask first, and the project can't be brought back.
A project holds one Ghost theme, with its pages, styles and settings. Create a new one for each site you design, or to try a different design without touching the one you have. To start from a design you already built, duplicate that project instead.
When you sign in to a new account, Fantasma creates your first project for you, named "My project", and opens it in the editor. It counts toward your project limit like any other.
Create the project
https://www.fantasma.io/app, the page that lists your projects. It opens after you sign in. In the editor, the menu under the Fantasma logo has Go to Dashboard.Willow Review. Under the field, the dialog shows the theme name Ghost will list, such asfantasma-willow-review.The editor opens on the new project's Homepage. A new project starts from Fantasma's default design. It has a homepage with Featured Posts, Newsletter CTA and Latest Posts sections, templates for posts, pages, tags and authors, and a Mobile menu overlay in its layout. The preview fills them with demo posts until you connect your Ghost site. The builder explains each part of the editor.
Project name and theme name
Each project has two names:
fantasma-in front. The dialog shows it but doesn't let you edit it. Fantasma makes it from the project name when you create the project, in lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens.Renaming the project later leaves the theme name as it is. To change the theme name, open Project settings › General and edit Theme name, as Project settings describes. If two of your projects have the same theme name, publishing one replaces the other's theme in Ghost.
How many projects you can have
On the Free plan you can have 3 active projects, and on Pro 50. Projects in the trash don't count toward that number. The dashboard shows how many you use, such as "2/3 projects used."
When you reach the limit, Create project changes to Upgrade to create projects. To make room, move a project you no longer need to the trash, as Delete or restore a project shows. On Free, you can also upgrade to Pro.
Your account also has a limit for all projects together, the ones in the trash included. It's 6 on Free and 100 on Pro. When you reach it, creating a project shows "Your account has reached the total project limit, including Trash. Permanently delete an older project from Trash before creating another."
Save a project kept in your browser
If you built a theme in Fantasma before you had an account, the dashboard can show a card named Unsaved local project. The project is stored only in that browser.
When your design is ready, publish it to your Ghost site.