The Blog Post block shows your recently published blog posts on a Website Page or Landing Page. Use it to send visitors from your pages to your newest Blog content.
The block displays posts you've already published. To change a post's content, edit it in your Blog.
This article covers pages built with the current Website Builder and Kajabi Pages templates. If your page uses the Premier legacy template, go to Add a Blog Post section in the Premier legacy template.
Add a Blog Post block to a page
From the Dashboard, click Website, then click Website Pages or Landing Pages.
Click the Title of the page to open the editor.
Click the section you want to edit, or create a new section.
In the sidebar, click Add block.
Select Blog Post. The block appears at the bottom of the Section.
Click Save.
Customize a Blog Post block
Choose which Blog Post the block displays, show or hide the post date, and change the block width.
Note: Each time you publish a Blog Post, Blog Post blocks update to match.
Post number
The Post number picks which Blog Post the block shows, counted from your most recently published post. A Post Number of 1 shows your newest post. A Post Number of 2 shows the one before it.
Show blog post date
Turn on the post date to show when each Blog Post was published.
Open Blog Post block settings
From the Dashboard, click Website, then click Website Pages or Landing Pages.
Click the Title of the page to open the editor.
Hover over the Blog Post block and click Edit.
Use the sidebar panel to change the block settings.
Block settings control the Background, Desktop and Mobile Layout, Animations, and Time Reveal.
Add a Blog Post section in the Premier legacy template
Pages built with the Premier legacy template use Sections instead of blocks. Add a Blog Post Section to show your recent Blog Posts.
From the Dashboard, click Website, then click Website Pages or Landing Pages.
Click the Title of the page to open the editor, or create a new page.
Click Customize to open the page editor.
Click + Add Section in the sidebar.
Select Blog Post. The Section appears at the bottom of the page.
Click Save.
Premier Blog Post Section settings
Heading and subheading - the message shown above your Blog Posts
Show post image - shows the image uploaded to each Blog Post; to change it, edit the Blog Post
Show post date - shows when each post was published
Number of posts - how many posts the Section displays
Section appearance - background, text color, and spacing, from Extra Small to Full Height