--- title: "How to Create Single Page Template in WordPress for Free?" url: https://nexterwp.com/docs/create-single-page-template-in-wordpress/ date: 2023-04-24 modified: 2026-04-15 author: "Aditya Sharma" description: "Are you looking to create a single page template? Sometimes it can be challenging to find a template that fits your website's unique requirements. In such cases, creating a custom..." image: https://nexterwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/create-single-page-template-in-wordpress-1024x519.jpg word_count: 703 --- # How to Create Single Page Template in WordPress for Free? ## Key Takeaways - Nexter Extension allows users to create custom single page templates without coding. - Nexter Theme Builder provides options to target specific locations like Front Page and All Posts for template display. - Users can add multiple conditions for template inclusion and exclusion using Nexter Theme Builder. - Nexter Blocks offers single post blocks to enhance the template building experience in the WordPress block editor. Are you looking to create a single page template? Sometimes it can be challenging to find a template that fits your website's unique requirements. In such cases, creating a custom single page template in WordPress can be a great way to showcase your content in a unique and personalized way. ***Requirement  – This is a feature of Nexter Extension (Free) plugin, make sure its installed & activated to enjoy all its powers.*** With the Nexter Theme Builder, you can easily create custom single page templates without having to know how to code. Whether you want to create a custom blog post template, portfolio page or any other type of single page template, the Nexter Builder has got you covered. To create a single page template using the Nexter Theme Builder, follow the steps – 1. From the Dashboard, go to **Nexter Extension** > **Theme Builder** > **Add New Template**. 2. In the popup, select **Single Page** from the **Select Template** dropdown. 3. Then, in the **Name of Template** field, add the template name. 4. Then, click on the **Next** button. 5. On the next screen, you have to set the appropriate display conditions. From the **Include/Exclude** dropdown, you can choose whether to show or hide the template in the selected locations. 6. Then from the second dropdown, you have to select the location. Here you'll find many single page template related location options - - **Front Page** - This will target the home page of the website. - **All Posts** - This will target all the single post pages, you can also select individual blog posts from the additional field. - **Posts : Category** - This will target single post pages by category, you can also select individual categories from the additional field. - **Posts : Child Categories** - This will target single post pages by subcategory, you can also select individual parent categories from the additional field to target its subcategory. - **Posts : Tag** -  This will target single post pages by tags, you can also select individual tags from the additional field. - **Posts : By Author** - This will target the single post pages by author, you can also select individual authors from the additional field. - **All Pages** - This will target the single pages, you can also select individual pages from the additional field. - **Pages : By Author** - This will target the single pages by author, you can also select individual authors from the additional field. - **All Media** - This will target the media pages, i.e. images, pdf files etc. - **Media : By Author** - This will target the media pages by author, you can also select individual authors from the additional field. > *Note: You’ll get additional plugin specific options for Elementor, WooCommerce and Custom Post Type plugins.* Select the appropriate option for your template. Based on the option selected, you’ll get an additional field to select the individual item of the source. > *Note: You can add multiple locations.* You can click on the **+ Add Conditions** button to add additional conditions. Follow the same process to add multiple conditions. > *Note: Using multiple conditions, you can include the template in a certain location and exclude it from a certain location at the same time.* From the **Preview Type** and **Preview ID** dropdowns, you can select a post type and individual post respectively to check the template preview. So when you check the template preview using the WordPress Preview option, it will use your selected post or page.  7. Once done, then click on the **Create** button. 8. Then it will open the WordPress editor, where you can use the WordPress blocks or Elementor to create the actual layout and content of the template. Be sure to use single post blocks or widgets to ensure that your content is displayed correctly. For WordPress block editor users, you can use the [single post blocks available in Nexter Blocks](https://nexterwp.com/nexter-blocks/builder/wordpress-blog-builder/) to enhance your template building experience. For Elementor users, you can use the [single post widgets available in The Plus Addons for Elementor](https://theplusaddons.com/blog-builder/). 9. Once done, publish the template. Now your single page template will be created and will show as per the set display conditions. Also, check [How to Create an Archive Template in WordPress for Free](https://nexterwp.com/docs/create-archive-template-in-wordpress/). ## Frequently Asked Questions **Q: What should I do if my single page template isn't displaying correctly?** A: If your single page template isn't displaying as expected, check the display conditions set during the creation process. Ensure that the correct locations are selected in the Include/Exclude dropdown. If conditions are too restrictive, the template may not show up where intended. Additionally, confirm that you are using the appropriate single post blocks from [Nexter Blocks](https://nexterwp.com/nexter-blocks/builder/wordpress-blog-builder/) to ensure proper content display. **Q: What are the best practices for setting display conditions in a single page template?** A: When setting display conditions for your single page template, consider the specific audience and content type you want to target. Use multiple conditions to include the template in certain locations while excluding it from others. This approach ensures that your template is shown only where it is most relevant, improving user engagement and site organization. **Q: What happens if I skip using single post blocks in my template?** A: Skipping the use of single post blocks in your template may lead to improper content display. These blocks are designed to ensure that your content is formatted correctly and appears as intended. Without them, you might encounter layout issues or missing elements that are crucial for a cohesive user experience. **Q: Are there any limitations when creating a single page template with Nexter Extension?** A: While Nexter Extension provides powerful tools for creating single page templates, it does require activation to access all features. Additionally, ensure that you are familiar with the display conditions, as improper settings can limit where your template appears. For more advanced layouts, consider using the additional options available for Elementor and WooCommerce.