How to duplicate a page in WordPress
Duplicating a page in WordPress can be done with the help of plugins or using built-in features, depending on your theme and WordPress version. Here are two common methods:
1. Using a Plugin (Duplicate Post):
One popular plugin for duplicating posts and pages in WordPress is "Duplicate Post." Here's how to use it:
1. Install and Activate the Plugin:
- Go to your WordPress dashboard.
- Navigate to "Plugins" > "Add New."
- Search for "Duplicate Post," and when you find it, click "Install" and then "Activate."
2. Configure Plugin Settings (Optional):
- Go to "Settings" > "Duplicate Post" to configure any settings if needed. The default settings usually work fine for most users.
3. Duplicate a Page:
- Go to "Pages" in your WordPress dashboard.
- Hover over the page you want to duplicate, and you'll see new options, including "Clone."
- Click "Clone" to duplicate the page.
2. Using Built-in Features (Gutenberg Editor):
If you are using the Gutenberg editor, WordPress has a built-in feature to duplicate a page. Here's how:
1. Edit the Page:
- Go to "Pages" in your WordPress dashboard.
- Click on the page you want to duplicate to open it in the editor.
2. Open Document Settings:
- In the right sidebar, click on the three vertical dots (ellipsis) to open the options.
- Select "Copy All Content."
3. Create a New Page:
- Go back to "Pages" in your WordPress dashboard.
- Click "Add New" to create a new page.
- Open the new page in the editor.
4. Paste Copied Content:
- In the editor, click on the three vertical dots again and choose "Paste."
5. Save and Publish:
- After pasting the content, review and make any necessary changes.
- Click "Save Draft" or "Publish" to save the duplicated page.
Note: The steps may vary slightly depending on your WordPress version and the editor you are using.
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