To add WordPress content to your template, use the Post content element. This element pulls in dynamic data to display the content of your posts. Essentially, it acts as a placeholder that tells Mosaic to retrieve the specific post content you want to include in your template. It directly accesses the content from Gutenberg.
Create post content
You can create your post content using the Gutenberg (Classic WordPress) editor. Once you have your content ready, you can easily add it to your template using the Post content element. If you need to make any modifications to your content later, you can do so directly in the Gutenberg editor.
Style the content
You can set specific styles for each element within the Post content, like text, links, and more. To do this, use the Style guide before adding the Post content to your template, as this is the only place where you can edit the styles for the Post content element.
Once the content is added to the editor, you won’t be able to modify its styles there. If you need to make any changes later, you can return to the Style Guide. For more details on this, check out the Style guides documentation.
Advanced tab settings
- Post content: Select the source for the Post content element to determine where the content will be pulled from.
The type of template you add the Post content element to will determine the default content displayed and the available dynamic content options.
For example, if you add the element to a Single post template, it will automatically pull in the post content and offer further options specific to this template type. For more information on template types, check out the Templates documentation.