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Reuse a SiteOrigin design for another location

SiteOrigin Page Builder3 minutesChangesTested 28 Oct 2026
Paste into ChatGPT or ClaudeUse my Riverside SiteOrigin page’s design for a new Riverside North page. Use these location details: [business name, description, phone, email, address and hours]. Keep the original page unchanged, preserve the design and images, and give me the new page’s editor link.

Changes content or settings on your site. See the recipe below for approval requirements. Read only cannot make changes.

  1. Your assistant inspects the source and checks for an existing matching page.
  2. It uses the managed SiteOrigin copy action to create a separate draft with fresh widget identities.
  3. It rewrites the copy through SiteOrigin, matches supported theme page settings when those abilities are offered, and verifies the new layout and unchanged source.
  • Requires SiteOrigin Page Builder 2.38.0, the free SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle 1.75.0 for buttons/images, and AI Puffer 2.5.19 or later. Tested with ChatGPT and Claude.
  • Uses the complete native layout returned by SiteOrigin, preserving unmentioned widgets and settings. Finish any open builder editing session before asking your assistant to make changes. Standard requires WordPress approval; Trusted follows your existing WordPress permissions.
  • The copy starts as a draft. Its copy action includes the native layout and page template, not the featured image or theme-specific page flags. GeneratePress sidebar and title settings can be matched separately through the offered page-layout abilities. Publishing is a separate request.
  • Supports at most 50 installed native widgets including nested layouts, with up to four nesting levels. Multiple saved layouts require explicit selection.
  • Source widgets and safe content must be available on the same site. Generated container IDs change; scripts, protected metadata and shared templates are not copied.

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