Using your Local Template

Ok, so now you have built your own local template published it and and saved it.

Now when you create a new post for your website - you simply choose the local template tab and then whichever local template that you desire for your site. (if you have more than one?)

It is again - that easy.

Simply fill in the details of your template - in my case I would be showcasing another vintage watch. Change the photos, and the URL's or wehatever needs to be changed.

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Fleeky Premium Plus
The template Library is a hidden cave
Full of gems

Thank you for taking the time to explain to us

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Dhind1 Premium Plus
@Fleeky
You are most welcome. I agree. It has a lot to offer.

Alex
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Fleeky Premium Plus
@Dhind1
A lot

Same can be done in wordpress...
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Dhind1 Premium Plus
@Fleeky
I have not seen where you can save a post template in wordpress, that you can reuse again and again. Which is what led me to the one in GenerateBlockPro.

Alex
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Fleeky Premium Plus
@Dhind1
Uh
With the latest theme alex

But this is ways more easy peasy
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Dhind1 Premium Plus
@Fleeky
Ah, ok, I have not checked out the latest theme. I tend to use GP as my default.

Thanks for letting me know.

Alex
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Fleeky Premium Plus
@Dhind1
Templates in latest wordpress editor beta in latest wp theme (22)
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Fleeky Premium Plus
@Dhind1
Using GP as well...
Did not know about the plugin
Thanks for the heads up

Have to check that one

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RosanaHart Premium Plus
will use it!
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Dhind1 Premium Plus
@RosanaHart
I am glad to hear it, I will certainly be using it again and again.

Alex
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muslimah Premium
Very well explained, Alex.
Thank you
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Dhind1 Premium Plus
@muslimah
Thank you, I tried to make it seem as easy as it is to set up.

Alex
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Zoopie Premium
Great training, you make it easy to understand Alex, well done.
Stephen
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Dhind1 Premium Plus
@Zoopie
Thanks Stephen, I was amazed that it was available, admittedly you need GenerateBlocksPro - but what a great resource, that I did not know existed until I went looking for it.

Alex
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