# Blog

### 1. Create new articles

* Please go to **admin > Content > Articles > Add new**
* Create your blog articles
* Assign your articles to a "Blog" category

![](/files/QgEN4Rq6QAvLYlYMX45N)

### 2. Create menu item "Blog"

* Go to **Admin > Menus > Main menu > Add new**
* Menu item type: **Articles » Category Blog**
* Choose a category: **Choose a category**
* Template style: **tz\_alex - Default**

![](/files/v4KyoRjgKNJ51uDaDkBd)

**2.1. Configure blog layout**

In the **tab "Blog Layout"**, you'll be able to configure options including Leading articles, Intro Article, columns, article order, and others.

* **Leading articles**: the number of featured articles displayed
* **Intro Articles**: the number of articles will be displayed on the page
* **Columns**: the number of columns in which articles will be shown

![](/files/6KA4UgSai0x5XRxdgE74)

**2.2. Configure Blog Options**

In the tab "**Blog Options**", you'll be able to **adjust the image position of the lead article, and intro articles**. Moreover, you can also configure width options of intro images on different devices (Large desktop, desktop, laptop, tablet, and mobile).

![](/files/FsiWSeaMETRBpa8Dc1UH)

####  2.3. Additional Options

In the tab **"Options"**, you can see additional options for showing or hiding article's title, linked titles, published date, read more button, tag, author ...

![](/files/tVzXSaSxtRwSJaLYyK1p)

### 3. Create a module "Feature Article"

![](/files/4CmTLDUtEgGeT92s6Nrx)

* Go to Admin > Content > Site Module > Create a new **module "Feature Article"**
* Module type: **SP Page Builder**
* Module position: **content-top**
* This module is used with Add-on: **UK Articles**

![Create featured article module with SP Page Builder](/files/3lFpZ1WC3t8erDBh5idO)


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