> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://uxsmart.gitbook.io/velare/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://uxsmart.gitbook.io/velare/customize-your-pages/blog-page/page-template-sections.md).

# Page template sections

The blog listing template is made of two kinds of section. Global sections (the announcement bar, header, footer, and mobile navigation bar) come from the theme and look the same on every page. Static sections are the ones built for this template, and they are what makes the page a blog list rather than a product page.

Only the static sections are listed here, because those are the ones you set up per blog. Edit them in **Online Store > Themes > Customize** with your blog template selected.

### Static sections <a href="#static-sections" id="static-sections"></a>

Sections designed specifically for the blog listing page.

| Section                                                          | What it does on this page                                                                                                   | Read it when                                                        |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [breadcrumb.md](/velare/customize-your-pages/breadcrumb.md)      | The trail at the top showing that the reader is inside the blog, with one click back to the previous level.                 | Readers open an article and have no obvious way back to the list.   |
| [blog-posts.md](/velare/customize-your-pages/blog/blog-posts.md) | The article list itself: the cards showing each post with its image, title, and excerpt, plus how many are shown at a time. | You are choosing how many articles appear and what each card shows. |

### Suggested reading order <a href="#suggested-reading-order" id="suggested-reading-order"></a>

1. Read [blog-posts.md](/velare/customize-your-pages/blog/blog-posts.md) first. It decides everything a reader sees in the list.
2. Add [breadcrumb.md](/velare/customize-your-pages/breadcrumb.md) afterwards, once you know how the list is laid out.

### Related pages <a href="#related-pages" id="related-pages"></a>

* [Blog page](/velare/customize-your-pages/blog-page.md): how to create the blog and assign this template
* [Blog post page](/velare/customize-your-pages/blog-post-page.md): the layout used once a reader opens an article from this list


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