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Content Pages

2 min readApplies to every PremiumPress theme · 12.x

Walkthrough comingA short screen recording of this guide is planned. The written steps below are complete.

Content Pages

The standard pages every site needs, and how to edit them.

The theme serves them for you​

Pages like Contact, About and FAQ are served by the theme, not created as WordPress pages. Nothing is added to your Pages list at setup, and links to them never 404 — even on a brand-new site.

The pages the theme owns:

Contact · About · FAQ · Terms · Privacy · Testimonials · How it works · Shipping

Each renders a default layout built from the design's blocks, so they match the rest of your site from the moment the theme is activated.

Because they are not WordPress pages, you will not find them under Pages in wp-admin. Edit them from the Design screen instead.

Editing a page​

Go to PremiumPress ▸ Design ▸ Pages. Each slot offers:

Edit the default layout. Change the text and sections of the built-in layout. Enough for most sites.

Custom design. Replace the slot entirely with a WordPress page or an Elementor template of your own. The theme renders yours instead of its own.

Custom link. Point the link somewhere else without changing what renders — useful when your Terms already live elsewhere, or on another site.

Those are independent: a custom link redirects where the menu sends people; a custom design changes what appears at the theme's own URL.

Adding your own pages​

Pages beyond the standard set are ordinary WordPress pages. Create them under Pages ▸ Add New, build them with the block editor or Elementor, and add them to a menu — see Navigation.

The other main pages​

The homepage, listing pages, search, category, member area and checkout are not in this list. They are rendered by the design and its blocks rather than being content pages — change them from the Design screen and the Site Generator, as described in Templates & Design.

Implementation detail is under Pages.