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# Theme Builder (Posts & CPT) |
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## Overview |
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Create Elementor templates for single posts/pages/CPTs, archives (blog/categories/tags/taxonomies), author archives, search results, and 404 pages. Templates are stored as `elementor_library` posts with Theme Builder meta. |
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## How to create |
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1. Go to `King Addons → Theme Builder` and click **Add New**. |
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2. Pick the template type and location (e.g., All Posts, Blog Archive, 404). |
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3. The template opens in Elementor; design as usual. |
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4. Use the Theme Builder settings panel in Elementor to set preview IDs (post/term/author) or search query for accurate previews. |
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## Display conditions |
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- Free: All posts, all pages, blog archive, all categories, all tags, search results, 404. |
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- Pro: Specific posts/pages, custom post types, specific terms/taxonomies, authors, front page, blog page, include/exclude mixes. |
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## Priority and conflicts |
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- Lower priority wins; ties fall back to the more specific rule count, then lowest ID. |
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- Free allows one active template per primary type (single, archive, search, 404); Pro removes this limit. |
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## Pro features |
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- Advanced conditions (IDs, taxonomies, authors, front/blog page). |
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- Multiple templates per type with priority. |
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- Duplicate templates from the list table. |
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## Testing checklist |
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- Confirm template renders on matching context and not on excluded pages. |
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- Toggle enable/disable and verify cache updates. |
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- Validate Woo contexts (product/cart/checkout/account) are left to Woo Builder. |
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- Check Elementor preview uses selected preview IDs/query. |
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