Build pages with POM

POM Page Builder is the page-level workspace for arranging content into rows, columns, and components. Use this chapter to choose an editor, build a page, adapt it to different screens, and review it before publication.

POM Page Builder editing workspace

Start here

If this is your first POM page:

  1. Read Page Builder overview to understand what belongs in the builder.
  2. Follow Build your first page.
  3. Learn Rows, columns, and components.
  4. Use Save, update, preview, and publish before making the page public.

Work in the editor

Build and adapt layouts

Review and troubleshoot

Chapter contents

  1. Page Builder overview
  2. Tour the POM Page Builder interface
  3. Choose between the Backend Editor and Frontend Editor
  4. Backend Editor controls
  5. Build your first page
  6. Rows, columns, and components
  7. Add, move, duplicate, and delete content
  8. Edit component settings
  9. Save, update, preview, and publish
  10. Rows, columns, spacing, and responsive design
  11. Use device visibility
  12. Control spacing and alignment
  13. Use CSS classes and identifiers safely
  14. Build reusable page patterns
  15. Add an Advanced map
  16. Review a builder page for accessibility
  17. Review a builder page for performance
  18. Troubleshoot the builder interface
  19. Troubleshoot the published page
  20. Use POM shortcodes in Gutenberg
Use POM shortcodes in Gutenberg
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