How to Connect the Directory Pages in WB Listora

How to connect the WB Listora directory pages, step by step: open Settings, then General, read the Pages list and its Linked badges, choose a different WordPress page for a row, open a page in the block editor, and see the Directory page on your site.

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In this tutorial you will connect the WB Listora directory pages, so each part of your directory has its own page on your site. You need the free WB Listora plugin, installed and active. It takes about three minutes. There are five steps. Open the General settings. Read the page list. Choose a different page. Open a page to edit it. Then see the page on your site. Step one. Open the General settings. In your WordPress admin, go to Listora, then Settings. General opens first. Scroll down to Pages. Listora makes the main pages when you activate it, and you can change any of them at any time. Step two. Read the page list. Each row is one page Listora needs, starting with Directory, Add Listing and My Dashboard. Linked means a WordPress page is connected. Below it, Edit page and View page open that page. Browse Categories, Featured Listings and Events Calendar are also part of the free plugin. If a row says Missing, click Create page. Compare Listings, Buy Credits, Post a Need and Browse Needs come with WB Listora Pro. Step three. Choose a different page. Open the list beside a row and pick any page on your site. This helps when a theme or another plugin already uses the address, or when a page was renamed. Then click Save Changes, at the foot of the page. Step four. Open a page to edit it. Click Edit page under Directory. The page opens in the block editor. Its Listora blocks are already in place, so you can add your own text around them and change the layout. Step five. See the page on your site. View page opens the Directory as a visitor sees it, with the search bar, the map and the listings. Each listing card opens that listing's own page. That is all five. Open the General settings, read the page list, choose a different page, open a page to edit it, and see it on your site. Every part of your directory now has its page. Next in this series: Set your directory basics.