These settings control how an individual post looks when someone opens it — the layout and reading width, the featured image, the meta, and the disclosure and sharing sections.
Go to WPZOOM → Theme Options → General → Single Post Options:
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Post Layout sets the default for all single posts:
You can override this for an individual post in the editor, under Post Options → Post Layout. That per-post setting also has a Default (Theme Options) choice, which simply follows whatever you pick here — handy for going back to the global setting later.
A full-width post can be uncomfortable to read if the text runs the entire width of a large screen. Content Width (Full-Width Posts) solves that:
| Setting | Result |
|---|---|
| Full Width (1140px) | Text spans the full content area |
| Medium (960px) | A slightly narrower, centered column |
| Narrow / Centered (750px) | Matches the text width of the sidebar layout — the most comfortable for long recipes |
The featured image still spans the full width at the top, giving a magazine-style hero above narrower body text.
This option applies only to posts shown without a sidebar.
Switch the byline details on or off: Display Author, Display Date/Time, Display Last Updated Date (useful for recipes you revise over time — it signals freshness to readers and search engines), and Display Category.
Food and recipe blogs often need an affiliate or sponsorship disclosure. Enter a Global Disclosure Statement here and it appears on your posts automatically — no need to paste it into each one.
See How to Add an Affiliate Disclosure for the full guide.
Turn the built-in Sharing Buttons on or off, choose their location relative to the content, and customize the button labels.
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