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Theme Builder

Theme Builder lets you design template parts that apply across many pages at once — one header design used on every page, one product template used for your whole catalog — instead of designing each page from scratch.

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From the Stardetha admin menu, open Templates → Theme Builder. Each template type below is created the same way: add a new template of that type, design it in the editor like any other page, then set Display Conditions (e.g. "Entire Site", "Blog Posts", a specific category) to control where it applies.

Single Page

A template applied to individual Pages, useful when you want a consistent layout (e.g. sidebar placement, breadcrumbs) around page content without rebuilding it each time.

Single Post

A template applied to individual blog posts — commonly used to standardize how the featured image, meta info (author/date), and post content are laid out.

Archive

A template for listings of posts — category pages, tag pages, author pages, the blog index — controlling how each post preview card looks and how they're arranged.

Search Results

A template specifically for your site's search results page.

404 Page

A custom "page not found" template, shown instead of your theme's default 404 page.

Single Product

(Requires WooCommerce) A template for individual product pages — price, add-to-cart, gallery and description placement.

Product Archive

(Requires WooCommerce) A template for the shop/category listing pages.

Templates not showing up on the front end?

Check the template's Display Conditions first — a template with no matching condition (or one overridden by a more specific template) won't be applied anywhere. Also confirm the template is Published, not just saved as a draft.

If two templates could both apply to the same page (e.g. a category-specific Archive template and a site-wide one), Stardetha uses the more specific condition. Check each template's Display Conditions if the wrong one appears.