The WordPress layout is a classic blog style with a header for the website name and image banner, then there’s a central column for the body of articles with columns on the left or right or both depending on your preferences. WordPress features a number of widgets you can turn on or off and they can be ordered as you see fit. For example you can easily add a list of website links to your side column, show recent articles or popular tags, or divide your articles into categories. The layout is extremely customisable and in addition to dictating how many posts will appear on the front page and how big the header will be you can select from a wide range of template themes. The basic package comes with a limited choice but you’ll find thousands of user created themes online so you’re bound to be able to find something that suits you. Some themes offer a basic palette change and others transform the visual look of the blog entirely, it can be fun to experiment and there is no lack of choice.
