Do you need to preview and test your WooCommerce emails?
When you’re customizing your WooCommerce emails, it’s nice to be able to preview their layout to see how they’ll look to your customers. It’s also smart to test their deliverability to make sure they will reach your customers’ inboxes and not end up in spam.
In this article, we’ll show you how to preview your WooCommerce emails before they send.
Why Preview and Test Your WooCommerce Emails?
When running a WooCommerce store, you need to know that your receipts and order update emails look professional, have the right information, and will be delivered quickly and reliably.
You’ll want to customize the wording and appearance of your emails to match your brand and provide the best user experience for your customers.
When you’re customizing your WooCommerce emails, it’s useful to be able to preview the changes you make onscreen without having to send out test emails each time.
While the WooCommerce » Settings » Emails page provides a ‘Click here to preview your email template’ link, it displays dummy text instead of the wording and layout of your store’s customized emails.
Luckily, you can preview your WooCommerce emails using a plugin. We’ll show you how to do that below.
You should also make sure to test that your WooCommerce emails are being delivered properly. That’s because with default settings, WordPress emails aren’t optimized for deliverability, meaning they often end up in spam folders or being blocked altogether.
That being said, let’s have a look at how to preview and test each email that will be sent from your WooCommerce store.
Upon activation, you need to visit the WooCommerce » Preview Emails page so you can choose which WooCommerce email to preview.
To do that, simply click the ‘Choose Email’ drop down menu. Here you can select the WooCommerce email you wish to preview.
Next, you need to select an existing order from the ‘Choose Order’ drop down menu.
The data from this order will be used in the email preview.
If the order you wish to use for the preview isn’t displayed in the list, then you can search for it by using the ‘Search Orders’ field.
Tip: If your WooCommerce store has not yet received any orders, then you can create a dummy order by first placing Stripe payments in test mode.
If you would also like to send a test email, then you can enter an email address in the ‘Mail to’ field. You should leave this blank if you only wish to preview the email onscreen.
When you click the ‘Submit’ button, a preview of the selected email will be displayed. If you filled in the ‘Mail to’ field, then a test email will also be sent to that address.
How to Test Your WooCommerce Emails
Next, you’ll want to test your emails to make sure your customers will receive them.
There is a free version of WP Mail SMTP which includes all the basic features you need to improve your email deliverability. For this tutorial, we’ll be using WP Mail SMTP Pro because it’s needed to test WooCommerce emails. The Pro version also includes features like priority support, detailed email delivery logs, and controls over what emails get sent from your site.
On activation, you will need to configure the plugin to work with an SMTP mailing service.
The WP Mail SMTP wizard will take you through the process step by step, or you can follow our guides on how to set up WP Mail SMTP with Sendinblue, Gmail, Microsoft Outlook, Amazon SES, or your web host. Sendinblue is recommended and free for up to 300 emails a day.
If you’d rather not deal with the technical details yourself, the Elite plan includes a White Glove setup so their team can install it for you.
Once WP Mail SMTP is installed and configured, you can send a test email.
To do that, go to WP Mail SMTP » Tools and you’ll see the test page. Simply enter an email address to send the test email to, and then click the ‘Send Email’ button.
Then you’ll need to check your email inbox to see if you received it.
That being said, here’s all that’s new in WordPress 5.9.
Block Themes Bring Full Site Editing in WordPress 5.9
WordPress 5.9 comes with Block Themes, which is a new way of building websites and customizing WordPress themes.
The new ‘Site Editor’ allows you to customize WordPress themes using the block editor. This way users can make a website with its own unique design without writing code.
Note: Full site editing is only available for block-enabled themes that support this new feature. You can use it even when you have the classic editor plugin installed.
If you are using a new block-enabled theme, then you’ll see a new menu item, Appearance » Editor. You will not be able to see the old Theme Customizer and Menus option under the Appearance menu.
You’ll also be unable to preview a block-enabled theme from the Appearance » Themes page.
Full site editing in WordPress 5.9 still relies on your WordPress theme. You can use it to customize some parts of your existing theme, but not to create any designs from scratch.
You can use SeedProd to create a completely custom WordPress theme without writing any code. It is theme agnostic, meaning you have complete design freedom without being limited by your theme.
New Blocks for Full Site Editing
In order to help users create complete site-wide layouts, a bunch of new blocks have been added in WordPress 5.9.
You can find these blocks under the ‘Theme’ category in the add new block panel.
Here is a list of new blocks available in WordPress 5.9:
Navigation
Template Part
Header
Footer
Post Author
Next Post
Previous Post
Post Comments
Term Description
Archive Title
You can use these blocks to create custom layouts with Theme Editor. However, you can also use these blocks inside a typical WordPress post or page if needed.
Create and Save Site Wide Styles
Previously you had to write custom CSS code if you wanted to change something in your WordPress theme.
Now a lot of such changes can be made with site-wide styles. Simply click on the Style icon on the top right corner of the screen when editing any template.
From here you can change a number of styling options like colors, typography, padding, and more.
You can also edit styles for individual blocks and apply the same styles to your template.
New Ways To Manage Navigation Menus
If you are using a block enabled theme, then you will not have access to the old Menus page. Instead, you can add navigation menus by using the new navigation block.
The new navigation block makes it easy to add menu items and edit them with a live preview.
You can change color of your links and adjust the menu size and dimensions.
Twenty Twenty-Two New Block Enabled Default Theme
WordPress 5.9 comes with Twenty Twenty-Two, the new block-enabled default theme.
Designed to take full advantage of the new full site editing experience, Twenty Twenty-Two offers a clean minimalist canvas so you can experiment with new site editing features.
The theme also comes with a bunch of ready-made patterns that you can use in the site editor or the post editor when writing content.
Block Editor Changes in WordPress 5.9
Most WordPress users spend a lot of their time inside the block editor writing content and creating new posts and pages.
That’s why each WordPress release comes with new features and improvements for the post editor, and WordPress 5.9 is no different.
Following are a few major improvements to the block editor in WordPress 5.9.
Improved Typography Controls
WordPress 5.9 comes with improved typography controls for text blocks. For the paragraph block, you can change font size, line height, letter case, letter spacing, and colors.
The heading block now allows you to select a heading level from a vertical dropdown menu.
You also have more typography, design, margin, and spacing options for your headings.
Rich URL Previews in Block Editor
Previously, when you hovered your mouse over a link in the post editor, you only saw the URL.
WordPress 5.9 now displays rich URL previews for links inside the post editor.
Improved Gallery Block
Previously, it was difficult to add links and styles to individual images inside a gallery block.
WordPress 5.9 ships with the revamped gallery block and now allows you to choose different styles for individual images in the gallery block. You can also easily link each image or the whole gallery block.
Better Social Icons and Buttons
With previous versions of WordPress, it was a bit difficult to access controls of the parent and child blocks when working with social icons and buttons.
WordPress 5.9 now makes it easier by allowing child blocks to use the parent block’s toolbar.
Effortlessly Navigate and Move Blocks
In the List View, you can now easily move blocks and sections with drag and drop.
This allows you to easily jump to different parts of the content and move them around so you can quickly readjust your layout.
Choose Language During Login
If you have multiple languages installed on your WordPress website, then users can now choose their preferred language on the login screen.
Performance Improvements in WordPress 5.9
WordPress is used by nearly 43.2% of all websites on the internet. A faster WordPress means a faster online experience for millions of users every day.
Each WordPress release devotes significant development time to improving performance. Here are some major performance improvements in WordPress 5.9.
With WordPress 5.9, images that are viewable upon initial load will skip lazy loading, improving your Core Web Vitals.
Better Handling of Block Styles and CSS
Previously, WordPress loaded all stylesheets for all blocks in a single file. With WordPress 5.9, only the styles needed will be loaded.
Block Editor Improvements
Perhaps the most used part of the block editor is the inserter itself. WordPress 5.9 makes the inserter faster, allowing you to quickly find the block you need to add.
Under the Hood Changes in WordPress 5.9
WordPress 5.9 brings many changes for developers to explore and use in their own themes, plugins, and projects.
Following are some of these under the hood changes:
A new block level locking mechanism is introduced to facilitate development of patterns and templates. (See details)
New is_post_type_viewable filter allows developers to override the is_post_type_viewable() function. (#49628)
Similarly, the new is_post_status_viewable function allows developers to override the post status object. (#54375)
WordPress core PHP Test Suite now supports PHPUnit 8.x via PHPUnit Polyfills library (See details)
New function wp_get_post_revisions_url() to get URL for a post revision. (#39062)
New wp_list_users() template tag is introduced. (#15145)
We hope this article helped you explore new features in WordPress 5.9. We are particularly excited about the full site editing features.
What are you excited about? Let us know in the comments below.
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Do you want to start a giveaway and get more email subscribers?
Giveaways are one of the fastest ways to grow your email list, increase traffic, and boost sales. They help you reach new audiences and boost user engagement on your website.
In this article, we’ll show you how to use a giveaway to grow your email list faster.
Why Use a Giveaway to Grow Your Email List?
Did you know that email marketing sees a 4300% return on investment (ROI) on average for businesses in the US?
People who sign up for your emails are already interested in your products and services, making them highly likely to convert into paying customers. However, the hardest part is getting more people to join your email list.
Giveaways give you instant results. They create a sense of urgency, and the fear of missing out encourages your visitors to participate in the contest. Plus, you can reach new audiences using giveaways and get more email subscribers for your WordPress website.
This is why we regularly use giveaways on WPBeginner.
That being said, let’s look at how you can get started with your giveaway.
Select a Prize for Your Giveaway
Before creating a giveaway, you should choose an attractive prize for your giveaway. A good prize will incentivize your website visitors to participate in the giveaway and subscribe to your email list.
A good place to start is by offering a prize based on your business and target audience. For example, at WPBeginner, we usually award free licenses of WordPress plugins and themes to giveaway winners.
On the other hand, if you’re running an eCommerce store, then you can giveaway gift cards, free shipping, or free products as prizes. Similarly, you can also give free gadgets like laptops, smartphones, headphones, etc as rewards to attract more participants.
We run monthly giveaways offering new cool gadgets as giveaways to our WPForms subscribers.
That said, let’s find out how you can create a giveaway in WordPress.
Creating a Giveaway in WordPress
The easiest way to set up contests in WordPress is by using RafflePress. It’s the best WordPress giveaway plugin that’s beginner-friendly and lets you create giveaways in just a few clicks.
We’ll use the RafflePress Pro version for this tutorial because it lets you sync with popular email marketing services and offers more giveaway actions. There’s also a free version of RafflePress you can try.
First, you’ll need to install and activate the RafflePress plugin. If you need help, then please see our guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.
Upon activation, you’ll see the RafflePress welcome screen in the WordPress dashboard. Next, enter the license key and click the ‘Verify Key’ button. You can find the license key in your RafflePress account area.
After that, you can scroll down and click the ‘Create Your First Giveaway’ button to launch the RafflePress giveaway builder.
On the next screen, you’ll need to enter a name for your giveaway campaign and then select one of the templates.
Since your goal is to grow our email list, go ahead and click on the ‘Grow Your Email List’ template.
Now, you can add information about your giveaway under the ‘Details’ section that’s located in the left sidebar.
To start, go ahead and enter a name and description for your giveaway. You can also add an image, select the giveaway start and end time and date, and choose a timezone.
Next, head over to the ‘Actions’ section. Here you can select all the ways your users can participate in the giveaway.
RafflePress will add the ‘Join the Email Newsletter’ option by default in the Grow Your Email List template. However, you can choose more actions like getting users to follow you on Twitter or visiting your YouTube channel.
Keep in mind that the more entry options people have, the better engagement you will get. To keep the focus on growing your email list, you can assign more entry points to the Join Newsletter action and make it a required option.
Simply click on the ‘Join an Email Newsletter’ action in the template to further customize it.
From here, RafflePress lets you choose the number of entries a user will get. You can also edit the title text, automatically add people to the email list when they signup for the giveaway, and make the action mandatory.
To encourage more people to sign up, you can assign a higher value. In our example giveaway, we’re assigning a ‘+3’ value so that users get 3 entries when they sign up for the newsletter.
There is also an option to enable opt-in confirmation, which ensures that contestants give permission to add them to your email list. This helps in complying with data regulation laws like GDPR.
Next, you’ll need to select an email marketing service from the ‘Integration’ dropdown menu. RafflePress easily integrates with popular services like Mailchimp, AWeber, ActiveCampaign, Constant Contact, Drip, and SendinBlue, and more.
Once you’ve selected an email marketing service, the next step is to connect it with your giveaway.
Note: Each email platform will have different settings to connect with RafflePress. Simply follow the onscreen steps and provide any required information like API key, client ID, security keys, or authorization code.
Next, you can switch to the ‘Design’ section from the menu on your left to customize the look of your giveaway.
RafflePress gives you options for changing the layout, fonts, button color, adding a page background, editing the background color, and entering custom CSS.
After that, you can go to the ‘Settings’ section from the menu on your left.
Here, you can edit the general settings of the giveaway like name, page permalink, and more.
Once you’ve made the changes, simply click the ‘Save’ button at the top.
Next, you’ll need to publish your giveaway. To get started, click the ‘Publish’ tab at the top of the screen.
RafflePress gives you the option to publish your giveaway as a block in a page or post, as a widget, or as a standalone landing page.
We’ll choose the ‘Giveaway Landing Page’ option because it’s quick and easy.
Simply click the View Page button to see your live giveaway in action.
Promote your Giveaway
Once your giveaway is live, you should promote it so more people can participate and join your email list.
There are many ways you can spread the word about your giveaway contest. You can start by making your giveaway visible on the website and display it on the homepage, sidebar, and on your most important pages.
For example, displaying a floating bar on your homepage with a link to your giveaway helps improve the visibility of your contest. You can also add countdown timers to create urgency.
Promoting the giveaway on your social media profiles like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram is also a great way of getting more participants. It lets you add followers to your email list who haven’t subscribed yet.
Besides that, another way of generating excitement around your giveaway is by sharing it in different online communities. You can also reach out to influencers from your industry to promote your giveaway.
Sending web push notifications can also boost engagement around your contest. You can ask your push notification subscribers to join your email list if they haven’t already, or to refer their friends and family members.
Choose a Giveaway Winner
When your giveaway reaches the end time, you can go ahead and choose a winner. RafflePress helps you automatically pick a winner at random.
All you have to do is head over to RafflePress » Giveaways page from your WordPress admin area. Next, click the ‘Needs Winners’ option next to your giveaway.
RafflePress will now ask you how many winners you want to pick for the giveaway and whether unverified emails can win. Once you’ve chosen your settings, click the ‘Choose Winners Now’ button.
Next, RafflePress will randomly select a winner for the giveaway. You can then email the winner so that they can claim their prize.
Do you want to know which videos your visitors watch the most on your WordPress website?
Videos are a great way to bring life to your website and boost engagement. By tracking video analytics, you can see how your videos are performing with metrics like total views, watch duration, and more.
In this article, we’ll show you how to track video analytics in WordPress using Google Analytics. This solution works for YouTube, Vimeo, and other HTML5 video embeds.
Why Track Video Engagement in WordPress?
Adding videos to your content makes your articles more engaging and helps in getting people to spend more time on your site.
However, if you have multiple videos on your WordPress site, then how do you which type of content is performing the best and whether people are watching your videos or not?
Tracking video engagement in Google Analytics can help you uncover these insights.
You can see how many people are watching videos on your WordPress website, whether they are clicking the play button, how much of the video they’re watching (watch duration), and more.
This helps in figuring out the type of media content your audience likes. Then you can create more videos on similar topics, and use the same format and style to boost user engagement.
That said, let’s look at how you can track video analytics on your WordPress website.
Setting Up Video Analytics in WordPress
The easiest way to track videos on your WordPress website is by using MonsterInsights. It’s the best WordPress analytics solution that helps you set up Google Analytics in WordPress without editing code or hiring a developer.
By default, Google Analytics does not track detailed video analytics.
However, the MonsterInsights Media addon makes it very easy to track videos that you’ve embedded from YouTube and Vimeo. It also tracks HTML 5 videos that you’ve uploaded through the WordPress media library.
There’s no need to touch a single line of code. MonsterInsights automatically tracks videos in Google Analytics in just a few clicks.
For this tutorial, we’ll use the MonsterInsights Pro version because it includes the Media addon and other advanced tracking features. There is also a MonsterInsights Lite version that you can use to try it out and get started with analytics on your site.
First, you’ll need to install and activate the MonsterInsights plugin. For more details, please see our guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.
Upon activation, you’ll be taken to the MonsterInsights welcome screen inside your WordPress dashboard. Go ahead and click the ‘Launch the Wizard’ button to configure the plugin and connect Google Analytics with WordPress.
Next, you’ll need to head over to Insights » Addons from your WordPress admin area and then scroll down to the ‘Media’ addon.
Go ahead and click the ‘Install’ button and the addon will then install and activate. You will see the ‘Status’ change from Not Installed to Active.
Once the addon is active, simply navigate to Insights » Settings from the WordPress admin panel and then go to the ‘Publisher’ tab.
After that, you can scroll down to the Media Tracking section. You’ll notice that the toggles for tracking HTML 5, YouTube, and Vimeo videos will be enabled.
MonsterInsights will now start to track videos on your WordPress site. You can now visit your Google Analytics account to view the report.
Viewing Video Tracking Data in Google Analytics
To see how your videos are performing, you’ll need to go to the Google Analytics website and log in to your account.
Next, you can choose your website (property) from the dropdown menu at the top.
After that, you’ll need to head over to Behavior » Events » Top Events from the menu in the left column.
You’ll see separate Event Categories for video tracking such as video-youtube, video-vimeo, or video-html.
Now, go ahead and click on an video Event Category like ‘video-youtube’.
Here you can view the number of impressions, and what percentage of the video was watched.
Impressions tell you how many users viewed your videos.
The numbers are the percentage of the video that was watched. For example, a 0 event action shows that viewers clicked the play button but watched less than 25% of the video.
Similarly, 50 shows that viewers watched at least half the video but less than 75%, while 100 means that users viewed the entire video.
Next, if you click on an Event Action, you can then view the video URLs. For example, if you want to know which videos people watched till the end, then go ahead and click on the ‘100’.
On the next screen, you can see the links to the videos under the Event Label column.
Now that you know which videos are getting the most engagement on your website, you can plan more similar content for your audience. You can also experiment to get more video views by embedding a YouTube channel on your website, or creating a video gallery.
Do you want to create a custom WordPress theme from scratch?
In the past, you had to follow complicated WordPress tutorials and have decent coding knowledge to build a custom WordPress theme. But thanks to new WordPress theme builders, now you can easily make one without learning any programming skills.
In this article, we’ll show you how to easily create a custom WordPress theme without writing any code.
Here is the list of topics we’ll cover in this article.
Since many small business owners couldn’t afford the high costs of a custom WordPress theme, a lot of them just settle for default themes. Those who didn’t want to settle either used a WordPress page builder or a theme framework to build a custom theme.
While WordPress theme frameworks made building a WordPress theme easier, they are a solution for developers, not an average website owner.
On the other hand, WordPress page builder plugins made it super easy to create custom page layouts using a drag & drop interface, but they were limited to single page layouts only. You couldn’t build custom themes with them.
It is the best WordPress theme builder plugin that allows you to easily create a custom WordPress theme without writing any code.
SeedProd is a drag and drop WordPress page builder for businesses, bloggers, and website owners. It also now comes with a new custom theme designer that allows you to just point and click to edit any element.
You can also add commonly used design elements to your theme with drag and drop.
The best thing about SeedProd theme builder is that it is theme agnostic. That means that it doesn’t rely on your existing WordPress theme for style or functionality, giving you complete freedom and control over your website design.
That being said, let’s take a look at how to create your custom WordPress theme without writing any code.
Creating a Custom Theme with SeedProd Theme Builder
Setting up the SeedProd theme builder is quite straightforward, since it works with any WordPress website using any theme.
Note: You’ll need at least the Pro or Elite plan to unlock the theme builder.
Upon activation, go to the SeedProd » Settings page to enter your plugin license key. You can find this information under your account on the SeedProd website.
After entering your license key, you are now ready to create your custom WordPress theme using the SeedProd theme builder.
Making your own custom WordPress theme with SeedProd is quite simple.
First, you need to head over to the SeedProd » Theme Builder page. Here, you’ll see the list of templates for your current SeedProd custom theme. Since we haven’t started yet, we only have a Global CSS template. We’ll show you how to use this later in the tutorial.
To get started, you have two options.
Use one of the ready-made SeedProd themes as a starting point
Manually create theme templates from scratch
Let’s take a look at how these options work.
1. Starting With a Ready-Made Theme (Recommended)
We recommend starting with an existing theme. This allows SeedProd to automatically generate all the template files. These are complete professionally-designed themes, which gives you a head start in editing the templates to your own requirements.
Simply click on the Themes button and choose one of the available themes. There are different themes for different type of websites, so you can choose one that best matches your needs.
Don’t worry too much about design and layout at this point. All of these themes are fully editable, so you can change every aspect of it inside the theme builder.
Once you have chosen a theme, SeedProd will generate all the theme templates.
This is the draft version of your custom WordPress theme.
Later in this tutorial, we’ll show you how to edit these theme files to design your theme and then publish your theme to apply it on your website.
2. Manually Create Theme Templates From Scratch
Alternately, you can start your theme from scratch by clicking on the ‘Add New Theme Template’ button. You’ll have to give your template a name and then choose one of the template types to get started.
Currently, you have the option to choose from the following template types:
Header
Footer
Single Post
Single Page
Archive
Search Results
Global Part
Custom Page
You can also set conditions for using a template. For instance, you can apply it to the entire site or a specific section of your website.
Once you save the template, SeedProd will open it in the theme builder where you can start editing it.
Editing a Theme with SeedProd Theme Builder
Once you have generated your theme templates, you can edit them using the SeedProd Theme Builder.
Simply click on the Edit Design link below a template file to edit it.
This will launch the template file in SeedProd theme builder.
You’ll see a live preview of the template in the right column with an editing panel in the left column.
To change an item in your template file, you can simply point and click to edit it.
Depending on the item type, you’ll see different editing options in the left column. You’ll be able to change fonts, colors, background, spacing, and more.
To add new items, you can add SeedProd blocks from the left column. It comes with a bunch of block types that you can add to your template.
1. Template Tag Blocks
Template tag blocks are the dynamic blocks that allow you to generate theme elements on the fly from your WordPress database.
For instance, you can use the Posts block to list your recent posts or Post Content block to display the contents of the post or page currently displayed.
2. Standard Blocks
Next, you have your standard blocks to add common web design elements to your theme’s template.
You can use them to add text, media, buttons, columns, dividers, and more.
3. Other Blocks
Other advanced blocks allow you to add contact forms, social profiles, sharing buttons, WordPress shortcodes, Google Maps, and more.
SeedProd also comes with full WooCommerce integration.
If you run an online store, then you can use WooCommerce blocks in your theme.
You can create completely custom WooCommerce templates with a custom cart page and check out experience.
Using Sections For Quick Theme Layouts
Apart from blocks, you can also add complete sections to your theme template.
Simply switch to the Sections tab under the Design panel.
Sections are group of blocks for different areas of website design. For instance, you will find ready to use sections for your header, footer, calls to action, features, and more.
Simply click on a section to add it to your theme template, and then edit it to your own requirements.
Saving and Publishing Your Template
Once you are satisfied with the design, you can simply click on the Save button and select Publish to save your template.
Repeat the process to edit other template files with your own content and design needs.
Changing the Site-Wide Design for Your Theme
While editing your theme templates, you would want to make sure that your design is consistent across your website.
For instance, you’d likely want to use the same typography style, font sizes, colors, and other visual styles on every page.
In traditional WordPress themes, you had to do it manually by editing complex CSS files. This process required using a browser’s Inspect tool, locating CSS classes, learning code, and more.
SeedProd makes this super easy as well.
Instead of writing CSS code, you can simply edit the Global CSS template.
The Global CSS template allows you to preview common website elements, and then you can just point and click on them to edit their properties.
Applying and Publishing Your Custom WordPress Theme
Once you are satisfied with your custom WordPress theme, the final step is to activate it on your WordPress website.
SeedProd allows you to apply your custom WordPress theme with a simple switch.
Simply go to the SeedProd » Theme Builder page and toggle the switch next to the ‘Enable SeedProd Theme’ option to ‘Yes’.
SeedProd will now replace the existing WordPress theme with the custom WordPress theme that you have made.
You can now visit your website to see your custom WordPress theme in action.
Creating Other Layouts for Your Custom WordPress Theme
Now that you have created your custom WordPress theme, you have the option to extend its functionality and create more designs and layouts based on your theme.
SeedProd makes that extremely easy.
You can still tweak your custom WordPress theme and create multiple templates for different sections of your website.
For instance, you may want to add a new header template to your theme that is only displayed on specific categories.
Similarly, you may want to create a template for specific pages or posts.
You can add that to your theme too.
How about creating custom landing pages?
SeedProd has got you covered there as well.
You can simply go to SeedProd » Landing Pages and click on Add New Landing Page button to create one.
By using SeedProd’s beginner-friendly drag and drop theme builder, you can easily create any type of custom layout you need.
We hope this article helped you learn how to create a custom WordPress theme without learning to code. You may also want to see our guide on how to speed up your WordPress website for better SEO and user experience.
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