Blog Feed v2: Tag-Filtered Feeds and Faster Cards

The old blog-readmore module did one thing: show recent posts in a grid. The rebuilt blog-feed module keeps that, then adds three more ways to source content without touching a single line of HubL.

Four feed modes

Recent posts is still the default, but you can also filter to a single tag, split recent and popular into tabs, or show a row of tag tabs pulled straight from the blog's most-used tags. Tag-filtered feeds are what will power this blog's category sections — Design, Performance, and more — each running the same module with a different tag.

Cards you can actually restyle

Columns, card gap, corner radius, image fit, and whether to show the excerpt or author line are all fields now, not hardcoded assumptions. The grid steps down responsively based on however many columns you pick, so a 4-column feed and a 2-column feed both collapse sensibly on mobile without extra media queries per instance.

Why it matters for a multi-category blog

Splitting one blog into tag-based sections only works if the feed module can keep up. Filter-by-tag mode is what makes that possible: same module, same styling controls, different tag.