Sometimes you may want to hide the featured image on your post, without removing it entirely. This feature enables the image to remain visible in thumbnails and link previews, whilst being hidden on the page when the user opens the post itself.
Administrators can edit the items that appear in your websites menus: the primary navigation or header menu, the menu in the footer and the legal footer menu. You can edit your site menus in the menus page, under Appearance:
You may find that sometimes you need to tag several posts at once with a taxonomy term. You can do this from the all posts view in the back end of WordPress.
You can create a sidebar and then select it as the default sidebar to appear on all posts or all pages.
This can be useful for promoting a particular campaign or call to action on specific, related content. If you want a different sidebar for a specific page or post:
Sidebars are a great way to give users options for staying on the site and exploring more of your content. They can also be used for conversions with call to actions for donation, joining as a member or taking action.
Sometimes you want to create a layout on a post which makes use of the full width of the page. To do this you will need to remove the sidebar.
The featured image is added in the post settings. Not as a block on the page.
By default, featured images do not show their captions. You can enable the caption to show by taking the follow steps in the post’s appearance settings.
The featured image on a post will be automatically cropped to an aspect ratio of 1468:710 on all screen sizes. You will get the best results by cropping your featured images to match this aspect ratio.