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# Blog

### Section overview

The main blog section renders blog template content with configurable spacing, background media, border, color, and visibility controls. It is a template-level container designed to host blog layout blocks.

#### Common use cases

* Building the primary blog listing layout.
* Applying global spacing and color styles to blog pages.
* Adding optional image or video backgrounds behind blog content.
* Enabling consistent display behavior across desktop and mobile.

#### Usage tips

* Use the default gap and spacing values first, then adjust only where needed.
* Enable background media only when it improves readability of blog cards and text.
* Use header overlap carefully and verify contrast with your header style.
* Keep visibility set to all devices unless you have a layout-specific reason.

### Section settings

| Setting                          | Description                                                 |
| -------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| Enable background image or video | Turns on background media rendering for the section.        |
| Image background desktop         | Background image used on desktop.                           |
| Image background mobile          | Optional background image override for mobile.              |
| Video background                 | Optional background video source.                           |
| Show video on mobile             | Enables background video playback on mobile devices.        |
| Show entire image                | Displays full image rather than cropping to fill.           |
| Top spacing                      | Adds top padding to the section container.                  |
| Bottom spacing                   | Adds bottom padding to the section container.               |
| Minimum height                   | Sets a minimum section height.                              |
| Gap size                         | Controls spacing between child layout elements.             |
| Color scheme                     | Sets section background and text color treatment.           |
| Color border                     | Sets section border color style.                            |
| Border position                  | Controls where borders appear.                              |
| Vertical alignment               | Aligns content vertically within the section.               |
| Enable margin                    | Applies global horizontal margin settings.                  |
| Enable header overlap            | Allows section to overlap the header when enabled globally. |
| Scroll snap align                | Applies scroll snap alignment when enabled globally.        |
| Visibility                       | Controls device visibility (all, mobile, or desktop).       |

### Block settings

This section is limited to one private layout block:

* `_layout__blog` (limit: 1)


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