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I created a duplicate page from one of my pages on my site. Now, on the duplicate page, I have the widget that was on my original page (which is what I want) but, I need to add new content into the duplicate page and replace the copied content from the original page. I can see the code when I’m in editor, but I can’t see the visual in the visual mode. All I see in the visual mode is the widget itself. This is what I see in the visual mode:
My question is, how can I get into the widget (that I copied) and edit it to replace the content that’s in there with new content?
Hi Nikki,
Duplicated pages aren’t directly linked to the original page so you’re able to edit it and it won’t affect the original version of the page. You don’t need to edit the markup of the page, you can edit the widget directly.
Thanks! One quick question. I have an item in one of my cells that needs to link to another page within my site. However, I cannot see what’s in the cell to edit it. Here is the page https://www.thewarrioralliance.org/news/. In the menu item to the right one of the lines says “Podcasts”. I need to link THAT link to this link: https://www.thewarrioralliance.org/news/podcast/
Can you help?
This is being handled over premium support.
I’m trying to create a “go to next page” option on my podcast page. I’ve tried everything and nothing seems to work. I can get the pages where it says page 1,2 on the bottom of my page, but I want it to say that in the middle of the page, as I only want to show 4 podcasts on 1 page. Here’s the page i’m talking about: https://www.thewarrioralliance.org/podcast/
So I want to be able to break the page (4 podcasts down) and have the remaining podcasts go to the next page. Can you help?
Hi Nikki,
Unfortunately, it’s not currently possible to use nextpage in SiteOrigin Page Builder at this time. You’ll need to manually separate these podcasts over multiple pages to achieve this effect. Actually, you could automate this process by creating a custom post type and use the post loop widget to achieve this – I highly recommend taking this route as it’ll allow each podcast to be individually indexed on your website and for your users to search for the specific podcast using your website.
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