Smithworks Theme

No. SW Cards Blog does not include a supported five-column layout. Under Style → Cards Layout, use Cards per row (XL) for the largest screens, plus Cards per row (Desktop), Cards per row (Tablet), and Cards per row (Mobile), to choose from the available layouts. If your design requires five blog cards across, contact Smithworks to review the options.

No. On those listing URLs the module does not render. The listing template shows its tag, author, or all-posts list (with its own title) instead.

The current Smithworks Blog Listing template places SW Breadcrumbs above the listing hero. The main blog index shows Home → blog name. Tag, author, and all-posts pages add a final label for the current page while keeping the blog name linked. After changing the blog name or archive setup, preview the main listing and an archive page to confirm that the trail and links are correct.

Review SW Breadcrumbs for the matching settings and examples.

On the main blog index, the SW Cards Blog heading is the page H1. Tag, author, and all-posts pages use the listing template list title instead.

A centered message appears: Check back later for our latest content. Headings and the section button (for example Visit the Blog) still show. Publish a post to replace the box with cards.

Use SW Cards Animated when the story is a short path of steps (1–6 icons on a curve, one open card at a time). Use SW Cards for a normal grid or slider of independent cards.

Hover over or click a card's icon to open that card. Only one card opens at a time, and all cards start closed when the section loads. Move to another card to switch the open item. Press Escape when you want to close the active card with the keyboard.

Review SW Cards Animated for the matching settings and examples.

Phones always stack. The first card is open. Icons sit in a dock under the card—tap another icon or swipe to change. The current dock icon does nothing if you tap it again.

SW Cards Animated can display a maximum of six items. If the editor contains more than six rows, the extra rows will not appear on the page. Delete unneeded rows or reorder the list so the six items you want are first.

Each card has one footer slot: Off, Chip, or Button. Chip is a label (no link) unless you turn on Enable Chip as Link. Button is a single CTA, not a row of buttons.