WordPress: Single Post & Page Settings

To customize how individual blog posts appear:

Inside the Single Post section, you can control the layout and content display for individual blog posts. Available settings typically include:

Entry Header Layout
Choose whether the header appears above or below the post content.
Featured Image Height
With this option you can change height or disable the featured image at the top of the post.
Entry Header Alignment
Align the post header to the left, center, or right.
Related Posts
Turn on or off related posts that display after the main content.
Post Navigation
Show or hide next/previous post links.
Footer Customization
Adjust what appears at the bottom of each post (tags, author box, etc.).

To configure the layout of individual pages (like “About” or “Contact”):

Inside the Single Page section, you’ll find similar layout controls. Options typically include:

Page Header Layout
Move the page title above or below the content.
Featured Image Height
Show or hide the featured image on top of the page.
Page Header Alignment
Choose between left, center, or right alignment.

These settings apply globally to all posts or pages. For layout changes on individual items, use the Sidebar Layout or Page Template settings while editing that specific post or page.
To configure what metadata appears (like author name, date, or categories) at the beginning of the post, go to Appearance > Customize > Posts & Pages > Meta Settings.