How to customize the elements

Whether you are inserting an element, such as a button, or entering text, you always get access to a handy set of options for the element. In the case of images, you can add a URL to link the image to, set an alignment, or style the image in terms of its margin.

When it comes to inserting widgets into the page, you can choose from the default WordPress widgets, such as a list of recent posts, a list of pages, or recent comments. You can also drag the widgets area onto your page, which will display the current widget area that you have configured for your sidebar area, and all the individual widgets it contains.

At any point in the editing process, you can switch the background colour to a dark grey as opposed to the default white setting; however there aren’t any other colour choices available.

As you are working on your page you can preview it at any point and see how it will look to the visitors to your site. Depending on the page template from your theme you have chosen, your new page will either be displayed in a full-width layout without a sidebar, or surrounded by the default WordPress page elements, such as the header, menu, sidebar, and comments section. However, by using an appropriate page template, or creating one yourself, your new page could fill the entire screen if desired.

Once you are happy with how your page looks, you can click on the publish button to set it live for all to see.

If at any point you need to make any changes, you can open the page for editing in WordPress, and then click on the ‘MotoPress Content Editor’ button to activate the plugin.