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The blog post section is useful when you want to show new product launches, tips, or other news.
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Steps
1. In the theme editor **(Customize)**, click **Add section**
2. Locate **Blog posts**
3. **Save**
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To know more about how to add a blog to your online store, see [Blogs](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/online-store/blogs).
This article shows you how to display your blog posts on your website using **Minimog** theme.
## **Section header** and **general:**
Use the provided text fields to add a suitable heading/subheading/description. Leave any of them blank if you do not want to display them.
Adjust the text alignment (left/center) along with the background color and container type.
## **Content**
This section is for adding preferable blog posts. You can use the slider to adjust the number of blog posts per row and the number of displayed posts (between 2 and 12).
Additionally, the gap between each post can also be changed here.
## **Card settings**
The card section is adjusting the blog image ratio and content alignment inside. Furthermore, you can enable/disable the card elements if needed:
* Show tags: Display relevant tags of the blog post
* Show published date: Display the date that the blog is issued
* Show excerpt: Display a short summary of the blog
* Show read more link: Lead the customers to the full blog post
## **Button settings**
Display a call-to-action button to redirect customers to your desired pages. Add a **Label** and **Link** for one or both, then choose a **Button style** and adjust the **Button size.**
This button can be positioned on the header on both desktop and mobile.
For example:
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