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A Blog Layout in Joomla has 3 main areas (these are shown in the diagram).:</translate>
A Blog Layout in Joomla has 3 main areas (these are shown in the diagram).:</translate>
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<translate>#Intro,</translate>
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<translate>#Links.</translate>  
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Articles in the Leading Area always display in 1 column, using the full display width. Articles in the Intro Area may display in 1, 2, or 3 columns, depending on the Columns setting. The parameters below control the number of Articles in each area and the order in which they display. If an Article has a "Read more..." break, only the text before the break (called the Intro Text) will display, along with a "Read more..." link.</translate>
Articles in the Leading Area always display in 1 column, using the full display width. Articles in the Intro Area may display in 1, 2, or 3 columns, depending on the Columns setting. The parameters below control the number of Articles in each area and the order in which they display. If an Article has a "Read more..." break, only the text before the break (called the Intro Text) will display, along with a "Read more..." link.</translate>

Revision as of 09:07, 3 December 2021

A Blog Layout in Joomla has 3 main areas (these are shown in the diagram).:

  1. Leading,
  2. Intro,
  3. Links.

Articles in the Leading Area always display in 1 column, using the full display width. Articles in the Intro Area may display in 1, 2, or 3 columns, depending on the Columns setting. The parameters below control the number of Articles in each area and the order in which they display. If an Article has a "Read more..." break, only the text before the break (called the Intro Text) will display, along with a "Read more..." link.