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Single Post Page Customization in Grigora: How to Edit and Link Dynamic Content

Learn how to customize the layout of a single CMS post page in Grigora for a professional, branded look. This guide walks you through creating post templates, designing layouts with dynamic content fields, and ensuring consistent formatting across all your blog posts.

Creating Your Single Post Template

Site editor with the Pages navigation control indicated.

 

Click on Pages in the left panel to access your page template section.

Site editor Pages panel with Add Page indicated.

Add Page menu with Dynamic Page indicated.

Add Dynamic Page dialog with Blog Single Page selected as the page type.

Click Add Page in the Pages section, select Dynamic Page as the page type, and then choose Blog Single Page from the available dynamic page options.

Setting Up Page Structure

Adding Dynamic Content Elements

Blog Single Page editor showing a selected image and its dynamic content controls.

 

Add a blank section to the page. A Frame is automatically added inside the section. Split the Frame into two columns, then add an Image block to the left column. In the Image settings, toggle on Is Image Dynamic and select Post Featured Image from the dynamic source to automatically display each post's featured image.

Blog Single Page editor with a dynamic post title selected and its text controls indicated.

Add a text block to the right column for the post title. Enable Dynamic Toggle in settings and select "Post Title" from dynamic field options. Change the tag to H2 for proper heading hierarchy.

Add Elements panel with the Post Date element indicated.

Post Author element being added below the blog post title.

Add post date element by searching for Post Date in Elements and dragging it to the right column. Add post author element similarly by searching and placing it in your desired location.

Add Elements panel with the Post Content element indicated.Blog Single Page layout displaying the dynamic post body with Post Content indicated.

Add post content below your columns by searching for Post Content and dragging the block to display the complete blog post content dynamically.

Publishing Your Template

Site editor publishing panel with Save and Publish indicated.

Click Save and Publish to apply changes to all blog posts. Your custom template will automatically apply to all blog posts on your website, creating a consistent and professional presentation for individual post pages.

 


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