The guide below will demonstrate how to create a page with the all new OptimizePress 3.0
To start creating a page through the OptimizePress Page Builder, you need first to select a template you would want to use. You'll want to navigate in your admin area to "OptimizePress" and then click on "Create New Page"
You'll see the available templates. When you hover over a template you'll be able to preview or use the template. You can navigate through various filters and categories as well. You can learn more about the new template library below.
Once you pick a template and click the "Use Template" button, you'll now need to enter a page name and click "create page" to open the editor.
As soon as the OptimizePress editor loads, you'll be able to edit any elements on your page simply by clicking on them. You can also add new elements.
Use the (+) Elements section and it will list down all the elements available for you to use. Drag the elements you would want to insert into your page.
Edit the elements as preferred.
Create, Save and Share your selections to your other pages or site. Use your selected section by dragging it just like adding an element. You can choose between the Light and Dark options.
By default the page status is set to draft. You can published the page here as well as customize the following sections:
Page Background
Headline Typography
Body Typography
Page Scripts
Custom CSS
Setup and Edit an overlay to your page using this feature.
Other available options you can use within the OptimizePress 3 page builder when creating a page are:
Undo-Redo. This feature is helpful when you wanted to undo or redo recent changes you have made to your page.
Device Preview. Use this feature to preview the page on Desktop, Tablet and Mobile views.
Preview Page. Click this option and a new tab for your page preview will load.
Help. This will link you to the OptimizePress 3 knowledgebase area.
Save. Use this to save your work created on the page.
Close LiveEditor. Use this feature to close the LiveEditor or the OP3 page builder.
You can edit a page template using full-screen window or exposing the page builder sidebar.
This video showcases our new template system and how to browse OptimizePress Templates right from your OP3 Dashboard.
To create a new page with a template from the Template Library, just navigate in your site to "OptimizePress > Create New Page" and you'll see the library there.
These templates are stored in a cloud and not on your WordPress installation.
You can filter the results by clicking on "Templates" and then ticking any of the filters on the left side of the editor. For example, to show all Landing Pages, I would simply select the "Landing Page" filter like you see here:
Bundles of pages (Homepage, Landing Page, About Us Page, etc...) that all share a similar design. Hover over one collection and you'll be able to click a button to see the different templates available within that collection..
Click the "View Collection" button and you'll get a popup with the different templates within that collection.
All templates has the Preview and Use Template options. Previewing the template will open a new tab that shows the full template on our demo site. The "Use Template" button will get you into the editor after you give the page a name.
Templates that you have purchased, such as the 10x package that you may have seen during your purchase of OptimizePress, would be found in the "Purchased" templates category. Each collection of purchased templates will show here.
The Marketplace category will show you all the available templates in the Marketplace. These are available for purchase. If you are looking for some great premium templates, you will find them here.
The "My Templates" category is where you can pick one of your own templates that you have exported to the Personal Template Cloud.
You can now save templates as a favorite template. Just click the little heart icon in the top right corner of a template.
You can see all your favorite templates by clicking the heart icon from the Create New Page screen.
Searching for a template is now possible with the new template library. Just enter your keywords here in the search box and you will see any relevant templates in the search results.
