A Single Page template in the SeedProd Website Builder lets you design a custom layout for your WordPress pages. Because it is a dynamic template, it pulls each page’s content from the database automatically — displaying the correct title and content for whichever page a visitor is viewing. You can also create multiple Single Page templates with different display conditions to apply different designs to different pages on your site.
Step 1: Add a New Single Page Template
In your WordPress admin, go to SeedProd > Website Builder and click Add New Template.
Step 2: Configure the Template Settings
In the New Theme Template popup, configure the following settings before creating the template:
- Type: Select Single Page from the dropdown.
- Name: Enter a name to identify this template.
- Conditions: Set the display conditions to control which pages this template applies to — for example, all pages, a specific parent page, or an individual page by slug or ID.
- Priority: Set a priority number to manage which template applies when conditions overlap. A higher number takes precedence over a lower one.

Click Save to open the template in the SeedProd builder.
Step 3: Design Your Single Page Template
Design your page layout in the builder. Use Template Tag blocks to pull in dynamic page data. The most commonly used template tags for a single page layout include:
- Post Title — displays the page’s title
- Post Content — displays the page’s body content (required)
- Post Info — displays metadata such as the author and date
- Featured Image — displays the page’s featured image

Step 4: Publish the Template
When your design is complete, click the dropdown arrow on the Save button and select Publish. Your Single Page template will immediately begin applying to the pages that match its display conditions.
Your Single Page template is now live. You can return to SeedProd > Website Builder at any time to edit the template, adjust its conditions, or create additional Single Page templates for different sections of your site. For more on available template tags, see the Dynamic Tags documentation.