The Latest Posts Page Element can be used to display your newest Posts to your site visitors. You will need to be using Posts on your site via a blog, events, or another content type that uses Posts.
The examples below show Latest Posts being used in One, Two, and Three Column Content Layouts. You can choose to display:
- All posts, specific posts, or posts by category.
- The number of posts (the default is 5).
- The date of the post.
- The excerpt of the post.
All of these options are shown below in the various examples.
Latest Posts One Column with All Data
Announcement: Refresh of UW Brand Fonts
Announcement: Refresh of UW Brand Fonts Red Hat Text and Red Hat Display are replacing Verlag and Vitesse as the UW’s brand fonts. If your website or web application uses the Verlag or Vitesse web …
January 12, 2023Test URL validation
February 28, 2022- More News
Latest Posts Two Column with All Data
Announcement: Refresh of UW Brand Fonts
Announcement: Refresh of UW Brand Fonts Red Hat Text and Red Hat Display are replacing Verlag and Vitesse as the UW’s brand fonts. If your website or web application uses the Verlag or Vitesse web …
January 12, 2023Test URL validation
February 28, 2022- More News
Latest Posts Two Column with No Data
All Posts Three Column with All Data
Announcement: Refresh of UW Brand Fonts
Announcement: Refresh of UW Brand Fonts Red Hat Text and Red Hat Display are replacing Verlag and Vitesse as the UW’s brand fonts. If your website or web application uses the Verlag or Vitesse web …
January 12, 2023Test URL validation
February 28, 2022- More News
Using Latest Posts in Three Column Content Layouts reduces the amount of space available for extra items like post date and excerpt. Test how they work and see which options look best on both desktop and mobile displays.