only 3 blog post showing – can it be expanded?

Which theme are you using?

its Gridsby in free version, not Pro.

sorry for not pointing this earlier ??

Haven’t used this theme, but what do you have under Settings > Reading for the number of posts to show on the home page (assume that’s where you are asking about)?

If that’s not it, can you post a link to your site?

You will have to edit the page-home.php template file. On line 140 look for this line of code…

$args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 3, ‘tax_query’ => array(

Change the number 3 to another number and you should be all set.

You will have to edit the page-home.php template file.

Which should be done in a child theme so that the changes are not lost when the theme is updated. See:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes

Thank you all for this solution!
If I change it to 6, the next row of blog posts is directly connected….
Is there a way to add some space between?
Hope someone can help out here ??
Kind regards ans thanks!

Not without seeing the site. BTW, hope you are using a child theme – otherwise any changes will be lost when you update the theme.

Thank you for your quick respond!
https://www.birdsoftheworld.nl
I do not use a child theme, but I copy what changes I made….

I think I managed it (sort of) although it is not working on a tablet…
I added a line in the stylesheet:

#home-blog .blog-post {
height: 375px;
margin-bottom: 30px;
position: relative;
}

But you probably have a better suggestion!
Kind regards and thanks in advance

So when you update this theme – all of your changes will be lost – not good. (Sorry the advice you got above was not so good…) So start by making a child theme – see the link I posted. Once you have that set up, put a copy of the changed version of the

page-home.php template file

in the child theme.

Have you changed any other theme files?

CSS changes should only go in the child theme style.css file – ADD CSS there to override the existing CSS.

Thank you for your advice!
I will have a look at how to make a child theme!
So far I’ve changed little….
I’m looking forward to your solution.

Thank you for your help so far ??

YES!! I’ve managed to make a child theme.
I’ve copied the following files to it:
page-home.php.html and
style.css
I hope this is the way to do it ?? and it will keep on working in the future….

Is there a way to make the space between the blogs visible at the tablet too?
Hope to hear from you specialists!
Thanks in advance

Have you activated the child theme – doesn’t seem to be visible on your site.

Aside from that, I’m not sure what you want to change – the spacing between those rows looks pretty good to me –

Yes….sorry ?? It is visible on my tablet now too…
How do I have to activate my child theme?
Thank you very, very much!

Sorry for my question about activating the child-theme.
I see the explanation is included in the link you’ve posted…
I will give it a try!
Thanks once more for helping out!
Best wishes,
Yvonne

EDIT – sorry, we cross posted…

Find the child theme under Appearance > Themes and click activate. You’ll likely have to redo theme options and settings in the child theme as they don’t all carry over.