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I have given two pages (Home and Blog) of my site two different designs. For example, there are multiple sections on Home page with multiple query loops with 3 column grids. But the Blog page has one 1 query loop and 1 column. Although in the Preview mode, the blog page displays exactly the way I designed it, when I enter my domain in a browser, the Blog page takes the design template from the Home page. But I want to have two different designs for two pages. Please check the following link.
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Hi there,
This is what I see on your blog, it has 3 columns, and it’s different from the home page.
https://www.screencast.com/t/hxM5LIpPLet me know if I miss anything.
The blog page is not designed to be 3 columns. It’s 1 column, meaning that the articles will sit one under another, not one by the side of another.
I could solve the issue by doing it on an element rather than on page. So, please consider it resolved.
Yes, if you are using a query loop block for the blog page, then you can control the number of the columns by editing the width of the post template container block, 100% width will result in 1 column instead of 3.
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