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title: "Themes and appearance"
category: "Blogs"
source: "https://getbloggable.com/help/themes-and-appearance"
updated: 2026-10-22T10:34:36.778Z
---

# Themes and appearance

Your public blog is rendered by one of four themes. Pick one per blog; you can change it later without touching your posts.

| Theme | Character |
| --- | --- |
| **Minimal** | Text-first. Nothing between the reader and the writing. |
| **Cards** | Grid of post cards on the index. Visual, good with strong featured images. |
| **Hybrid** | A featured lead post plus a card grid beneath it. |
| **Editorial** | Magazine-styled, denser typography. |

## Customising

Per blog you can set:

- **Logo** and how the identity displays — logo only, name only, or both
- **Colour**
- **Navigation** links
- **Social links**
- Whether the blog description shows on the homepage

## Reader-facing toggles

These are per blog and **on by default** — turn off what you don't want:

- **Table of contents** in the post sidebar, sticky, with scroll tracking
- **Share button**
- **"Ask AI about this article"** — opens the post in ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity or Kagi
- Reading progress bar and reading-time estimate

Readers also get full-text search across the blog, category and tag archives, and related posts, without any configuration.

## Removing Bloggable branding

The white-label add-on removes our branding from the public blog — both the footer badge and the page title. See *Plans, upgrades and top-ups*.

## Newsletter

There's no built-in newsletter or subscriber list. You can add a **subscribe link** pointing at your existing email provider, and readers go there. See *Importing an existing blog* if you're moving from a platform where your list currently lives.