Welcome SeedProd to the WPBeginner Family of Products

Today, I’m extremely excited to announce that SeedProd has joined Awesome Motive, and it is now part of the WPBeginner’s family of products.

SeedProd is the most popular coming soon and maintenance mode plugin for WordPress. Currently it is being used by over 800,000 WordPress sites.

SeedProd Joins WPBeginner Family

The SeedProd free plugin allows you to quickly create a basic coming soon page or maintenance mode page for your website.

The pro version of SeedProd allows you to jump start your website with a viral coming soon page, so you can start building traffic, subscribers, and customers before your site even launches.

You can use SeedProd page builder combined with our 50+ pre-made templates and 500,000+ free stock photos to quickly create a beautiful coming soon page or maintenance page for your website.

SeedProd - Select theme for your coming soon page

It integrates with all popular social media platforms, so you can easily add share buttons to grow your following.

SeedProd pro also comes with subscriber management and email marketing integrations, so you can grow your email list by connecting it with your favorite email marketing service like Constant Contact, MailChimp, AWeber, and over 1000+ apps via Zapier.

On top of that, you can use SeedProd pro addons to create a notification bar, countdown timers, custom login page, custom 404 page, and custom landing pages.

Even though it’s not a brand new product, we’re going to keep up with tradition and allow our loyal WPBeginner readers to get an Ultimate Lifetime license for SeedProd, so you can get lifetime updates and access to all new features that we’ll add.

Get SeedProd Lifetime License Now

Background Story

If you’ve been reading WPBeginner for a while, then you know that we have recommended SeedProd for years on our website because we want to make it easy for beginners to make a website or start a WordPress blog.

I have met John Turner, SeedProd founder, at numerous events and have a lot of respect for what he has built.

When we announced the WPBeginner accelerator fund, John was one of the people who applied.

After several conversations, we decided that a full acquisition makes more sense for SeedProd given the synergies between our brands and existing products.

We quickly finalized the details, and here we are :)

SeedProd is officially an Awesome Motive product, but they will also be part of the first WPBeginner accelerator class as well.

I’m super excited about this acquisition because John is joining the Awesome Motive team and will be leading the SeedProd product development.

What’s Coming Next?

We have already started working on our plans to revamp the SeedProd builder and add more powerful features that I know will help businesses get a Big Head Start by helping them build an audience before their site even launches!

You can expect SeedProd to have deeper integrations with our existing plugins including but not limited to WPForms, MonsterInsights, and OptinMonster.

We will also improve custom branding features for freelancers and agencies, so they can use it on their client sites to help build their own brand.

Whenever we launch a new product, we allow our loyal WPBeginner readers to get lifetime access. Even though SeedProd is not a new product, I still went ahead and added a limited time lifetime plan for you.

This will grandfather you in and allow you to get all future features and updates.

Get SeedProd Lifetime License Now

Remember, this is a limited time offer, and it won’t last forever.

If you have suggestions on features you’d like to see in the SeedProd plugin, then please let us know by sending us a message via WPBeginner contact form.

As always, I want to thank you for your continued support of WPBeginner. We look forward to bringing you more amazing solutions to help you grow your business.

Yours Truly,

Syed Balkhi
Founder of WPBeginner

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How to Create a Child Page in WordPress

Do you want to create a child page on your site? Pages in WordPress can be standalone or hierarchical, which means a page can have its own sub-pages also known as child pages. In this article, we will show you how to easily create a child page in WordPress to better organize your pages.

How to create a child page in WordPress

What is a Child Page in WordPress?

Pages and posts are two default content types in WordPress. To learn more, see our guide on the difference between posts vs pages in WordPress.

Posts are part of a blog and are displayed in a reverse chronological order (newer entries first). They are normally organized with categories and tags.

Pages are one-off or standalone content that is not part of a blog. For example, ‘About us’ page or ‘Contact us’ page. They can be hierarchical, which means you can organize them with parent and child pages.

Typically, business websites use Pages to build a website structure. This way they can build a website without creating a blog. Those who want to add a blog to their content marketing strategy can still do so by simply creating a separate blog page.

However if you have too many pages, then it becomes difficult to organize them. This is where child pages come in. You can create a broader page as a ‘Parent’ and then add child pages to better organize your website structure and layout.

WordPress pages used to create a website structure

For example, a parent page called ‘About us’ can have team members, history, careers, and other pages as child pages.

Any child page can also have their own child pages and so on. This way you can build relationships between your pages and create a proper website structure.

That being said, let’s take a look at how to easily create a child page in WordPress.

How to Create a Child Page?

To create a child page, you will need a parent page. If you already have a page that you would like to use as the parent, then you are good to go.

Simply go to the Pages » Add New to create a new page or edit an existing page in your WordPress admin area. On the right side, you will see Page Attributes box with Parent dropdown.

Select parent page

In the Parent drop-down, you will see the list of all pages from your site. By default, it is set to ‘no parent’ which means this page is an individual page with no association. You need to select the page you want to use as the parent from the drop-down menu.

After that, you can just go ahead and save your changes. You can repeat this process to create more child pages.

To view child pages, you can go to the ‘Pages » All Pages’ page in WordPress admin area. You will see child pages listed under their parent page with a prefix.

Parent page

Next, you can go ahead and add your child pages to your website’s navigation menu as sub-menu items.

Adding child pages in WordPress navigation menus

Advanced users can use other methods to automatically display a list of child pages for a parent page in WordPress sidebar widgets or theme templates.

We hope this article helped you learn how to create a child page in WordPress. You may also want to see our complete guide on how to convert WordPress categories to custom taxonomies to sort the content on your site.

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