Blog Post Preview

To set up 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. The style is set as Standard by default:

  • A Hero image is a large main photo pinned to the top of the page. Hero images help to make an impactful first impression, optimise visual hierarchy, and add personalisation to your Blog page:

Please Note: When the Hero option is selected, Banner Height settings appear.

  • By choosing the Hero format, you can select Tall, Medium, or Short banner height. The height is set as Medium by default:

  • Tall banner height:

  • Short banner height:

Post Width

  • Choose the post width from the drop-down menu. The width is set as Standard by default:

  • Narrow post width:

  • Wide post width:

Meta Settings

If you want meta to be displayed, turn the switch on:

Meta Style

  • Choose the Meta style from the drop-down menu. The style is set as Standard by default:

  • Compact meta style:

  • Bottom meta style:

Alignment Settings

  • Select the desired alignment from the drop-down menu. The alignment is set to the Left by default:

  • Center alignment:

  • Right alignment:

Social Sharing

  • If you want to enable the Social Sharing option for your blog posts, turn the switch on:

To allow users to comment on your posts, go to Comments and turn the switch on:

  • Facebook comment service is set by default, but you can choose the desired comment 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.

  • Set the number of comments users can leave:

  • Use the Sort By option to sort comments on the page:

Post Navigation

If you want to display Post Navigation under the posts, turn the switch on: