Body text is in a narrow, centered reading column while images and media break out to full width. The consistency is driven by manual resizing. Best for flexible layouts, but might be harder to maintain consistency.

Simple single-column layout with an automatic table of contents added. A "CONTENTS" list sits pinned in a sticky left sidebar and auto-generates from your H2 headings only.

This is the simplest template and the easiest to edit. It opens with a full-bleed hero image and the title overlaid on top, then everything below — headings, paragraphs, and images — sits in one uniform column at the same width. There's no narrow-text / wide-media split, no table of contents, and no special breakouts to manage.

This is a simple single-column layout. The banner sits below the title instead of behind it. The post opens with the title, date, and a short intro line on a plain background, then a full-width banner image below that. Everything after — headings, paragraphs, and images — runs in one uniform column at the same width.

This template places each section's heading and body text side by side. The H2 heading anchors the left column in a large size while the paragraphs run in a column on the right. It's a great look, mostly in line with the portfolio, but it's the most finicky template to build correctly

Body text stays locked in a narrow, centered reading column while images and media break out to full width — and it holds this pattern consistently the whole way down the post. The consistency is driven by custom code rather than manual block sizing, so it never drifts as you add content. Best for consistency, but not if you need flexible layouts.