Your dashboard shows each project as a card: a picture of its homepage with the project's name under it. Each card has a menu for renaming the project, making a copy of it, or marking it as a favorite. Open the menu in one of two ways:
Move the pointer over the card, then click the three dots that appear beside the project's name.
Under Project Name, enter the new name, up to 60 characters. Another project may have the same name. An empty name isn't accepted.
Click Rename.
Renaming the project doesn't change its theme name, the name Ghost Admin shows in its list of installed themes. To change that too, edit Theme name in Project settings › General, as Project settings describes.
You can also rename the project while it's open in the editor. Click the project's name at the top of the right sidebar to open Project settings, then enter the new name under Project name. It saves when you press Enter or click outside the field.
Duplicate a project
On your dashboard, open the project's menu.
Select Duplicate.
A message says "Project duplicated", and the copy appears at the front of the dashboard as the project's name followed by "(Copy)", such as "Willow Review (Copy)".
The copy is made from the project as last saved. It has the same pages, styles, settings, images and fonts as the original. These parts start fresh:
The copy gets its own theme name, made from its new name, such as fantasma-willow-review-copy. Publishing it doesn't replace the original's theme in Ghost. Renaming the copy later doesn't change it, but you can edit it in Project settings › General.
The copy isn't connected to a Ghost site. Connect it to publish from it.
The copy's history of earlier versions is empty, and its theme version number, which Ghost shows for the theme, starts over.
A copy counts toward your active projects, the ones outside the trash: 3 on Free and 50 on Pro. When you're at the limit, Duplicate is grayed out, and pointing at it says why.
You can also duplicate the project that's open in the editor. Click the project's name at the top of the right sidebar to open Project settings, then click Duplicate on the General page. The message that appears has an Open button that switches to the copy. At the limit, the message says "You have reached your project limit." instead.
Favorite a project
On your dashboard, open the project's menu.
Select Favorite.
A star appears before the project's name, and the project moves to the front of the dashboard, with your other favorites. The projects that aren't favorites follow, the one you opened most recently first. To take the star away, open the menu again and select Unfavorite.
Your dashboard shows each project as a card: a picture of its homepage with the project's name under it. Each card has a menu for renaming the project, making a copy of it, or marking it as a favorite. Open the menu in one of two ways:
The same menu has Submit to Community Gallery, described in Submit a theme to the Community Gallery, and Move to trash, described in Delete or restore a project.
Rename a project
Renaming the project doesn't change its theme name, the name Ghost Admin shows in its list of installed themes. To change that too, edit Theme name in Project settings › General, as Project settings describes.
You can also rename the project while it's open in the editor. Click the project's name at the top of the right sidebar to open Project settings, then enter the new name under Project name. It saves when you press Enter or click outside the field.
Duplicate a project
A message says "Project duplicated", and the copy appears at the front of the dashboard as the project's name followed by "(Copy)", such as "Willow Review (Copy)".
The copy is made from the project as last saved. It has the same pages, styles, settings, images and fonts as the original. These parts start fresh:
fantasma-willow-review-copy. Publishing it doesn't replace the original's theme in Ghost. Renaming the copy later doesn't change it, but you can edit it in Project settings › General.A copy counts toward your active projects, the ones outside the trash: 3 on Free and 50 on Pro. When you're at the limit, Duplicate is grayed out, and pointing at it says why.
You can also duplicate the project that's open in the editor. Click the project's name at the top of the right sidebar to open Project settings, then click Duplicate on the General page. The message that appears has an Open button that switches to the copy. At the limit, the message says "You have reached your project limit." instead.
Favorite a project
A star appears before the project's name, and the project moves to the front of the dashboard, with your other favorites. The projects that aren't favorites follow, the one you opened most recently first. To take the star away, open the menu again and select Unfavorite.