Erma: Updates the Blog Home template to use one query block #7830
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Uses css to vary the position of post images, rather than multiple columns, query loop, and spacer blocks.
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Changes proposed in this Pull Request:
Updates the Blog Home template to use one query block. Maintains the same offset layout style:
Uses css to vary the position of post images, rather than multiple columns, query loop, and spacer blocks.
NOTE: Unfortunately the site editor view of the template is buggy and makes this approach unviable. The editor inserts a hidden element into the query loop's list of posts which makes the offset apply to different posts as you click around.
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