Blog Layout Columns…

  • tav1421

    (@tav1421)


    4 years ago

    Hi, okay first, hopefully I’m saying this correctly! Which is to say, you have a WP blog site, and on the front page you can have single or multiple columns for your blog posts. I have the Evolve theme, an updated one for one site and an older version for another, and I’d like to have two columns of blog posts instead of three for both sites, but can’t find the option. (Or if I did, the changes didn’t migrate over!)

    Again hopefully I’m getting this all out correctly, but either way let me know if you need anything else and thank you for the help!

Viewing 1 replies (of 1 total)

  • An essay layout is the basic but essential tool in a writer’s arsenal. Writing essays on different topics essay writer does take some adjustment. By preparing a layout that has common elements in it, writers can greatly reduce the time to compile it. All plans must include the layout with elements that would provide the direction in which essay writers would research, compile, and present the essay. By adapting to a layout, writers can also include ideas and researched content directly into a template. The content can be added over time and from different sources. Relying too much on memory is not advisable. By using a standard layout, the added content can be edited later on. The most important reason for using a layout is because it allows writers to arrange content, arguments, or ideas logically in a structured manner. Readers would be able to appreciate the content, if it enhances their understanding of the topic.

Viewing 1 replies (of 1 total)
  • The topic ‘Blog Layout Columns…’ is closed to new replies.