Use the Landing Page template

  • advanced
  • landing-page
  • templates
  • page-editing
  • campaigns

The Landing Page template turns a WordPress page into a campaign page: no site header, no menu, no footer. Use it for a paid-ad destination, an event signup, or a page that should stay on one message.

This is a page template, not a starting template. Starting templates copy blocks onto new pages. Landing Page only changes the chrome around the page.

Turn it on

  1. Edit the page.
  2. In the sidebar, open the Page tab.
  3. Under Template, choose Landing Page.
  4. Click Update.
  5. View the page logged out, or in a private window, to confirm the header and footer are gone.

Switch Template back to Default template if you want the header and footer again.

What visitors see

Hidden:

  • The header, including the logo, Main Menu, utility nav, header button, and mega menu
  • The footer, contact bar, and Dirigible attribution

Still there:

  • Everything you put in the page content
  • Tracking codes and Custom Embeds
  • The site pop-up, unless you've limited it to a different page
  • The cookie banner, if it's on

Put a logo that links to the homepage (or a Button) at the top of the page so people can leave. Nothing else will.

The page still needs a visible H1. See Including page titles (H1).

Pop-up on a landing page

The pop-up is not tied to the header. If Enable is on and Limit to Page is off, it appears here too, which is often the wrong move on a campaign page.

To keep it off this page only, turn on Limit to Page and set Page to a different page, such as the homepage. To show a pop-up only on the landing page, limit it to that page.

When not to use it

  • Interior pages that need the menu. Use the default template.
  • A page that's only meant to hide the title. The default template doesn't print a page title until you add one; you don't need Landing Page for that.
  • Link in Bio pages. Those already hide the header and footer on their own.

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