In this article, I’ll show you how to easily set up post thumbnails, whether you’re using a classic layout or a full-width modern design. You’ll also learn how to toggle the display of author names, show or hide tags, and make titles stand out — all with a few smart Handlebars and CSS tricks.

When I first discovered the "People" theme on Ghost, I was struck by how well it balanced two seemingly opposite design worlds: classic editorial elegance and modern digital polish.

When we started building our Ghost theme, we didn’t want it to just look good — we wanted it to feel personal. A theme that doesn’t push a style onto you, but instead opens space for you to shape your own.

Sample excerpt, The design originated from geometrical shapes with low-contrast and it features some graphic singularities that make it pure and elegant but yet reasonably curvy and funny. Lower-cases a g j and y are the best demonstration of that balance.

Sample excerpt, The design originated from geometrical shapes with low-contrast and it features some graphic singularities that make it pure and elegant but yet reasonably curvy and funny. Lower-cases a g j and y are the best demonstration of that balance.

In the age of quick scrolls and visual impressions, content isn’t just read it’s experienced. And every creator, writer, and brand has their own way of telling a story.

The internet is a jungle. It's dense, fast-moving, and filled with noise. Millions of blog posts are published every day — and unless you’ve got a powerful way to stand out, your content risks getting lost in the undergrowth.

Whether you're a writer, a visual artist, a curator, or a brand builder — you want your content to look right. You want a theme that makes your work feel alive, connected, and proudly displayed.

Sample excerpt, The design originated from geometrical shapes with low-contrast and it features some graphic singularities that make it pure and elegant but yet reasonably curvy and funny. Lower-cases a g j and y are the best demonstration of that balance.

Sample excerpt, The design originated from geometrical shapes with low-contrast and it features some graphic singularities that make it pure and elegant but yet reasonably curvy and funny. Lower-cases a g j and y are the best demonstration of that balance.