# Post layouts

This setting allows you to control how blog posts are displayed across your site by selecting from multiple layout styles such as image-focused, split layouts, galleries, or sliders. The selected layout applies globally to all posts, ensuring a consistent design. Additionally, each layout is backed by its own template, and you can override the global setting by selecting a different layout for individual posts directly from the post editor.

**Step-by-Step Guide to Configure The Layouts**

1. Go to Ghost Admin.
2. Navigate to **Settings → Design → Theme settings → Post settings.**
3. Find the **Post Layout** setting under post options.
4. Select your preferred global layout:
   * **Default** – standard post layout with balanced content and image.
   * **Wide image** – displays a larger featured image for stronger visual impact.
   * **No image** – removes the featured image for a clean, text-focused layout.
   * **Full image** – shows the featured image in full-width across the screen.
   * **Split image** – positions image and content side-by-side.
   * **Gallery** – optimized layout for posts with multiple images.
   * **Sticky content** – keeps main content fixed while scrolling for a unique reading experience.
   * **Images slider** – presents images in a slider/carousel format inside the post.
5. Click **Save** to apply the layout globally.\
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**To override layout for a specific post:**

1. Open any post in Ghost Admin.
2. Go to **Post Settings (⚙️ icon).**
3. Locate the **Template** option.
4. Select a different layout/template for that post.
5. Update and publish the post to see changes.


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