By default, the framework incorporates a set of elements that can be used by the WordPress user creating their layout. This article provides a reference of all current framework layout elements in case you want to remove any of them, which might be logical if your client doesn’t require that you style all of these elements in your child theme for them to use.
Columns
ID: columns
Display Function: themeblvd_columns
Description: Row of columns with custom content
Content
ID: content
Display Function: themeblvd_content
Description: Content from external page or current page
Divider
ID: divider
Display Function: themeblvd_divider
Description: Simple divider line to break up content
Headline
ID: headline
Display Function: themeblvd_headline
Description: Simple <H> header title
Post Grid (paginated)
ID: post_grid_paginated
Display Function: themeblvd_posts_paginated
Description: Full paginated grid of posts
Post Grid
ID: post_grid
Display Function: themeblvd_posts
Description: Grid of posts followed by optional link
Post Grid Slider
ID: post_grid_slider
Display Function: themeblvd_post_slider
Description: Slider of posts in a grid’
Post List (paginated)
ID: post_list_paginated
Display Function: themeblvd_posts_paginated
Description: Full paginated list of posts
Post List
ID: post_list
Display Function: themeblvd_posts
Description: List of posts followed by optional link
Post List Slider
ID: post_list_slider
Display Function: themeblvd_post_slider
Description: Slider of posts listed out
Slider
ID: slider
Display Function: themeblvd_slider
Description: User-built slideshow
Slogan
ID: slogan
Display Function: themeblvd_slogan
Description: Slogan with optional button
Tabs
ID: tabs
Display Function: themeblvd_tabs
Description: Set of tabbed content
Tweet
ID: tweet
Display Function: themeblvd_tweet
Description: Shows the most recent tweet from a Twitter account