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You can use a single.php template file
Or
The is_singular('post') conditional tag after the function name in your code.
You can use the block editor ( Gutenberg ) and the Genesis custom blocks plugin with your theme but only for the content editor not full site editing ( FSE ).
To use full site editing with StudioPress, you might need to use Genesis Pro ( but not sure if that includes FSE capability at the moment ).
There was talk about releasing a updated ( FSE ) supported Genesis Blocks theme.
Try
color: black;
Make sure you apply the declaration to the correct footer class and clear all caching types including plugin, server and browser caching.
You can add the form in the hero section of the new version replacing the buttons however it requires some custom coding.
Also note, you can use the newsletter block if using the Genesis Blocks plugin.
You can modify the code in the page-templates > blocks.php file for the essence_intro_description() function and add your form code in there.
What type of form are you using?
See here https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_register_script/#description
wp_register_script Registers a script to be enqueued later using the wp_enqueue_script() function.
Take a look at how this theme is coded. https://www.studiopress.com/themes/altitude/#demo-full
Same problem when using Genesis Sample.
I don't know anyone at Studiopress but you could submit a pull request https://github.com/studiopress/genesis-sample/pulls
Or
Use their contact form https://www.studiopress.com/contact/
You're right. When i test the image block on a standard page it displays but when i set that page as the posts page, it doesn't.
You'd think there must be a better way. Maybe a different block might work otherwise i would contact StudioPress and see if your theme is fully supported for blocks.
All you need to work on now is the CSS. I would look at the CSS for the background.
There's a class added when the toggle menu is activated. You can use that with CSS.
You
Any idea how can I wrap those two elements in same class?
You never mentioned full width.
You can modify the code so it displays full width using a full width hook.