# Blog

### Settings

* **Header:**  This includes the title of the blog, any associated associated text and tag menu.
  * **Heading size**
  * **Desktop header layout:** You can choose between a **left-aligned** or a **centered** layout.
  * **Show tag menu:** If this is enabled, every tag associated with this blog post will be listed out.
* **Featured blog post: Y**ou can choose whether or not to highlight the first blog post on each page.
  * **Style:** If you choose **none** then all blog posts will be displayed the same. If your blog post uses portrait or square featured images, we suggest using the **split** layout to display the post information next to the image. The **banner** style option is more suitable for landscape images. Please see the visuals further below.
  * **Color scheme**: This setting applies to the text content itself. If **banner** layout is selected, it applies to the text color. If **split** is selected, it applies to the whole text panel (see visuals further below).
* **Articles:** This setting allows you to control how the rest of the blog posts are displayed.
  * **Maximum posts to show**: This setting determines how many blog cost there are on each page.
  * **Desktop/mobile columns:** Choose how many columns the posts are displayed in on both **mobile** and **desktop**.
  * **Container type:** This allows you to select **full** to create full-bleed layouts, **padded** to apply the global horizontal gap setting to a full bleed section, or **max** to constrain the blog posts to the maximum container size.

{% hint style="info" %}
Can't find the setting you're looking for?  The following settings are explained in detail in [common settings](/common-settings.md):

* Color scheme
* Padding
* Borders
  {% endhint %}

<figure><img src="/files/RzqllFVNNXBiv4LeuYS7" alt=""><figcaption><p>Featured blog post: Banner layout</p></figcaption></figure>

<figure><img src="/files/0uUd59exHhK0V1JOL6D5" alt=""><figcaption><p>Featured blog post: Split layout</p></figcaption></figure>


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