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You will need to add a page to display your blog posts.
for videos on the blog module, please click here
- First add a page. (See instructions here on how to add a page.)
- Next you will want to add blog frames to this blog page. See screenshot and instructions below
On your NEW blank Blog page, choose an empty frame. And change the frame type.
Then Choose one of these frame types below:
You will need a "Posts" frame.
and a "Search Box" is recommended.
The "Calendar" and "Category List" are optional.
Repeat the instructions above to add each frame type you would like to use on your blog page.
If you need more frames you can split frames.
please feel free to contact support if you have any questions
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