Post Page Settings
Follow these steps to set up the Post View Settings:
- Navigate to Pages in the left sidebar:

- Hover over the page and click the Settings icon that appears next to the name of the page:

- Posts Preview. Navigate to the Posts Preview to switch between posts.
Please Note: The Post Preview and Cover Photo features work only with Grid or List Blog Page Settings.
- Format. Choose format from the drop-down menu: Hero (large main photo pinned to the top of the page) and Standard. The style is set as Standard by default.
- Banner Height (Hero option only). Select Tall, Medium, or Short banner height. The height is set as Medium by default.
- Post Width. Choose the Standard, Narrow or Wide post width from the drop-down menu. The width is set as Standard by default.
- Meta Settings. Turn on the switch to display meta information.
- Meta Style. Select the meta style from the drop-down menu: Standard, Compact or Bottom. The style is set as Standard by default.
- Alignment Settings. Select the Left, Center or Right alignment from the drop-down menu. The alignment is set to the Left by default.
- Social Sharing.
- Enable the Social Sharing option for your blog posts by turning on the switch.
- Comments. Allow users to comment on your posts by turning on the switch.
- Comment Services (Comments enabled only). Facebook comments are enabled by default, but you can choose a different service from the drop-down menu.
Please Note: The Facebook Comments for Blog Post is being deprecated and will no longer be available in the Website Builder starting 21 January 2026. This change is due to Meta deprecating the Facebook Comments plugin. Please refer to the Meta's announcement for more details: LINK.
For existing websites that currently use the Facebook Comments for Blog Post, it will stop rendering (become invisible) after 10 February 2026. While this will not cause error messages or disrupt functionality of live websites, we recommend removing the Facebook Comments for Blog Post to ensure a cleaner user experience.
- Number for Comments (Comments enabled only). Define the maximum number of comments users can leave.
- Sort By (Comments enabled only). Use the Sort By option to sort comments on the page: Newest or Oldest.
- Post Navigation. Turn on the post navigation switch to display post navigation below the posts.
