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Related Content

A visitor who just finished reading one article is often your best chance at a second page view — but only if you give them something obvious to click next. Related Content adds a short list of relevant items to the bottom of any article, page, or project, so nobody hits a dead end.

Turning it on

Check Show related content in the editor sidebar for any item. Nothing appears unless you turn this on — there's no site-wide default forcing it everywhere, so you're free to use it only where it makes sense.

Two ways to fill it in

Pick them yourself. Use the Related Content field to hand-select the exact items you want shown — ideal when you know precisely which other piece pairs well with what you just wrote.

Or let SynaptikCMS figure it out. Leave the field empty, and the CMS automatically suggests content that shares the same category or overlapping tags with the current item, ranking closer matches first. This means related content stays sensible even on older posts you'd rather not go back and manually curate one by one.

Either way, you're never showing an empty or awkward list — if there's genuinely nothing relevant to suggest, the section simply doesn't appear.