[Support request] Create 2 columns of posts on home page using beaver builder and generatepress

[Bert]

I just purchased generatepress premium and beaver builder. How do I put two columns of posts on the home page? I set two columns of posts and a sidebar in Generatepress. Do I also need to create with Beaver Builder one row with two columns and put “post” in each column?

[Tom]

Hi there,

Setting your columns using the blog add-on in Customize > Blog > Columns should do that for you.

Is it not working?

[Bert]

Thank you, Tom.
I had done what you suggested and no post columns appeared? I have not done any posts yet because I want to assure they would post correctly. Do I need to create a template for the home page? I am an absolute, 100% beginner who has never done any work on a website before, so I don’t know what to expect.

[Tom]

You would need to add posts in order for them to appear in the columns – even if they’re temporary test posts.

[Bert]

Tom, I am using the generate press sidebar, but want to use beaver builder for the blog posts on the static home page. I put a Beaver builder row with a text module, and a second row with a posts module in the content area. I configured the posts module for two columns. It appears as I want it as shown at russianinvestigation.org
When I do a test post (using preview) the post writes over my two beaver builder rows, which disappear. How do I disable generate press from setting the blog post rules so that my post will locate correctly in the beaver builder post row?

[Tom]

I’m not really sure what you mean. If it’s just a regular static page using Beaver Builder, then GP shouldn’t even be able to write any content at all.

I’m not seeing a page with multiple columns of posts by Beaver Builder on your site?

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