How do I remove blog post title from blog page in the Wedge Theme

Hi Mirsa-

Thanks for reaching out and for choosing the Wedge WordPress Theme. I’ll try to answer each of your questions.

…blog page where all the blog posts are gathered. How do I remove the title?

You can accomplish this with a little bit of Custom CSS. However, I’d like to caution you that this might have a negative effect for both your SEO and your user’s experience. If you choose to go ahead with this, make sure that your blog posts’ featured images have alternative text for search crawler bots and for your users who access your site with a screen reader.

Navigate to Customize > Advanced > Custom JS & CSS and paste this line into your Custom Theme CSS:

body.blog h1.entry-title { display: none; }

You can also accomplish this using the Post List block component (see below in my answer for your third question).

I chose in the settings to only show a summary of the content and not the full text, but everything is being displayed.

In addition to choosing the setting for summaries, you’ll also need to add Read More tags into your individual posts, so that WordPress knows where to cut off the summary. Look for the Insert More ( ) icon in your editor.

…is there a way to change the layout of the blog posts to show 2 posts side by side on each row?

This isn’t supported by the blog page in the Wedge Theme, however there are two alternatives you can consider.

First, consider trying out our latest and greatest theme, the Crio WordPress SuperTheme, which features many new customizations for your blog page. Give it a spin in Cloud WordPress to see how you like it.

Second, you might consider using a Post List Block Component instead of the default blog page. This component includes the ability to limit the characters shown in your summary, hide the title, and use two columns. Check out this quick video where I’ll show you the features of the Post List component: