# Template

The **Caards** theme offers five layout templates for individual posts. These templates control the layout of the content and the display of the **feature image** at the top of each post.

Follow the steps below to access the Template setting:

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### Access Ghost Admin

* Log in to your Ghost Admin at `yoursite.com/ghost`
  {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Navigate to Design Settings

* Go to **Settings** > **Site** > **Design & branding** `yoursite.com/ghost/#/settings/design`
* Click the **"Customize"** button to open the theme editor.
  {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Open Theme Settings

* Locate the **Template** option under the **Post** section.
  {% endstep %}
  {% endstepper %}

### Available Options

* **Modern** *(default)* – Displays the feature image and post content in a modern, clean layout.
* **Modern Full** – Displays the feature image at full width, while keeping the post content in a modern layout.
* **Classic** – Uses a more traditional blog post layout with a standard feature image size.
* **Classic Wide** – Displays the feature image wider than the content area, using the classic layout.
* **Classic Full** – Displays the feature image at full width with the classic content layout.

{% hint style="info" %}
You can override the default template for any individual post by selecting a different option from the **Template** dropdown inside the post editor.
{% endhint %}


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