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Single Post Layout

This section from the customizer will allow you to customize and adjust how your posts looks like. Navigate to Appearance > Customize > Body > Single Post Layout to set the frame of your blog post and style its elements on the page (font style, link colors, etc). This is the page your visitor will…

Single Page Layout

This section from the customizer will allow you to customize and adjust how your pages looks like. Navigate to Appearance > Customize > Body > Single Page Layout to set the frame of your pages and style its elements (font style, link colors, etc). Layout: this setting will allow you to select any layout you would…

Sidebar

Navigate to Appearance > Customize > Sidebar and Footer > Sidebar to edit your sidebar styling. Here you can set the padding/spacing, background colors, font styles, and more. You can enable the sidebar for any page by going into the page layout through the Appearance > Customizer > Body. From there select the layout you…

Side Panel

Navigate to Appearance > Customize > Header > Side Panel to add a side panel to your website. You can use the Side Panel as a sidebar or an extension to your site navigation menu. Opening Button Position The open icon can be set to appear within your site navigation menu, or as a tab…

Set Homepage

Navigate to Appearance > Customize > Global > Set Homepage to set the page you wish to display as your homepage of your website, and the page where you wish your blog posts to appear. If you’d prefer to have your blog posts listed on your home page you can select ‘your latest posts’ instead…

Search Results Page

Navigate to Appearance > Customize > Body > Search Results Page to set the layout of the search results page. Visitors will land on this page after entering a search on your website. Source: this setting will allow you to set the source of the search. You can search within your pages, posts, or both.…