Pages

Blocksy lets you define the default layout and presentation of your WordPress pages from one central location. You can configure the page title area, content structure, spacing and additional elements such as the featured image, sharing controls and comments.

To access these options, navigate to Customiser → Pages.

Quick Look

An overview of the Pages options in the Customiser.

Granular Controls

Page Title

The Page Title section controls the hero area displayed at the top of your pages.

Two title layouts are available:

The Elements controls determine which information appears inside the title area:

  • Title – displays the page title.
  • Excerpt – displays the excerpt assigned to the page.
  • Breadcrumbs – displays the breadcrumb navigation trail when breadcrumbs are enabled.
  • Post Meta – displays supported metadata associated with the page.

Page Structure

The Page Structure setting determines the width of the main content area and whether a sidebar is displayed.

Four structures are available:

Content Area Style

The Content Area Style determines how the main page content is presented against the surrounding page background.

Content Area Vertical Spacing

The Content Area Vertical Spacing option controls the vertical distance between the page content and the surrounding header and footer areas.

The spacing value itself can be adjusted under Customiser → General → Layout → Content Area Spacing.

Page Elements

The Page Elements section controls additional modules that can be displayed alongside the main page content. Each element can be enabled or disabled independently.

Featured Image

The Featured Image element displays the image assigned to the page as a separate element within the page layout.

Share Box

The Share Box provides visitors with links for sharing the current page through supported social networks and services.

Comments

The Comments element displays the WordPress commenting interface on pages where comments are enabled, allowing visitors to participate in discussions directly beneath the page content.

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