One of Jekyll’s core strengths lies in its ability to let you build custom layouts. The Mediumish theme comes with several layout templates out of the box, but for a blog that wants to scale or adapt to business needs (e.g. product pages, service listings, opt-in offers), you'll eventually want to build your own templates. How to create a custom layout Navigate to the _layouts folder in your Mediumish theme directory. Duplicate an existing layout file such as page.html and rename it, e.g., custom-landing.html . Edit the layout to change the HTML structure or insert custom includes or Liquid logic. In your content file (Markdown or HTML), set layout: custom-landing in the front matter. Why create custom layouts? To isolate content sections like landing pages from blog post styles. To improve conversion rates on opt-in or offer-specific pages. To ensure full design control without affecting other pages. Adding a Call-to-Action (CTA) Section to Yo...
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