Hover over Pages in the admin sidebar and click the Add New option or navigate to Pages in your admin sidebar and click the Add New option.
Input a new name for your page, then find the Page Attributes box on right side.
Set your Parent page. It’s usually set to No Parent.
Set your page template from the Template dropdown list. See list of page templates below.
Content for your page goes in the editing field, use the Visual or Text editor. Page content is mainly built using Shortcodes. See the Shortcodes section for how to use them.

Page Sections

Shortcodes – Access the Shortcodes dialog to insert shortcodes.
Snippets – Access the Snippets dialog to insert snippets.
Page Attributes – Set your Parent page and Template. The Parent is usually set to “(no parent)” and the template is normally set to “Default Template”.
Post Options – This section allows you to control much of the layout of your page. Set portions of your page pertaining to layout, header, footer, title bar, sidebars, background, and post/page specific code.
Featured Media – Add a gallery to your page and set the options or add audio or video for the featured item as well. These settings are typically used on Posts, but can also be used on Pages.

Post Options Metabox

The Post Options metabox controls a number of aspects on your page/post. You can control the layout, header, title, footer, sidebars, background, and any post/page specific code.

Featured Media Metabox

The Featured Media metabox allows you to set the featured media to be shown on the page and also how the media is shown.

Intensity comes with the Intense shortcodes plugin, which includes many custom post types. Each of these custom post types have their own set of metabox options. You can add new posts much the same as you add a new page.

If the custom post type that you are looking for does not show in the WordPress admin menu, the custom post type may not be active. If this is the case, go into the Intense admin options (Settings->Intense), then to the Custom Post Types tab and make sure that the custom post types that you want to be active are properly checked in the “Active Custom Post Types” list and then save the options.

The list of the included Custom Post Types is to the right (or below on mobile devices). If you want to jump to the screenshot and metabox options information for one of the custom post types, simply click on the name.

List of CPT’s (click to view)

• Books
• Clients
• Coupons
• Events
• FAQ
• Jobs
• Locations
• Movies
• Music
• News
• Portfolio
• Projects
• Quotes
• Recipes
• Snippets
• Team
• Templates
• Testimonials

With tons of shortcodes to choose from, Intense WordPress Site Builder allows you to quickly create beautiful pages. Since each shortcode comes with many options, it is simple to make the shortcodes fit the look of your website. Intense enables you to build modern layouts like the pros with little effort.

Check out the image to the right to see all of the available shortcodes with Intense.

*Click the above image to see a larger version.

What Is A Shortcode?

“A shortcode is a WordPress-specific code that lets you do nifty things with very little effort. Shortcodes can embed files or create objects that would normally require lots of complicated, ugly code in just one line. Shortcode = shortcut.” – WordPress.com

“Shortcodes in WordPress are little bits of code that allow you to do various things with little effort. They were introduced in WordPress 2.5, and the reason to introduce them was to allow people to execute code inside WordPress posts, pages, and widgets without writing any code directly. This allows you to embed files or create objects that would normally require a lot of code in just one single line.” – wpbeginner.com

How To Use A Shortcode?

A shortcode is wrapped in brackets ([]). Most shortcodes have an opening and a closing shortcode. The opening shortcode will have the brackets surrounding it. The closing shortcode will have the brackets, but will also have a “/” in it as the first character inside of the brackets. Here is an example button shortcode.

shortcode:
[intense_button]Button[/intense_button]

result:
Button

The above shortcode has the opening shortcode, [intense_button], and the closing shortcode, [/intense_button]. The text “Button” in the middle is the text on the button.

Shortcodes will typically have additional options available that allow the user to tailor the result to their liking. If we use the example above and we want to change the size and color of the button and add an icon, the shortcode might look like the following.

shortcode:
[intense_button size=”large” color=”success” icon=”heart”]Button[/intense_button]

result:
Button

Example Shortcodes

//Here is an example of an Animated shortcode that uses an Image shortcode
[intense_animated type=”fadeIn” trigger=”delay” delay=”1500″]
[intense_image imageid=”9739″ size=”square75″ /]
[/intense_animated]

//Here are a few examples of Button shortcodes
[intense_button gradient=”1″ border_radius=”2″ color=”muted”]Gradient[/intense_button]
[intense_button size=”large” color=”success” icon=”heart”]Icon Left[/intense_button]
[intense_button size=”large” color=”primary” border_radius=”5″]Radius 5px[/intense_button]

//Here is an example of an Alert shortcode
[intense_alert]
This is a standard alert.
[/intense_alert]

What Are Intense Snippets?

Intense snippets are bits of content that can be reused on pages and posts. They can be added using the snippet shortcode or the content can be placed directly on the page using the snippet button.
*Click on the image to see what the Snippets dialog looks like.
Snippets can be added/updated/removed from the WordPress admin pages or saved as files on disk.

Where Are They?

Intense snippets can exist in four different locations:

• Saved within WordPress – these snippets are added/updated/and removed via the WordPress admin pages. They are saved within the WordPress database.
• The plugin – in the snippets folder within the plugin’s main folder. THESE SHOULD NEVER BE CHANGED
• The theme – in the intense_snippets folder within the theme’s main folder.
• The child theme – in the intense_snippets folder within the child theme’s main folder.

How Do I Change Them?

To change the snippets, copy the folder from the download to your child theme’s or theme’s main folder. At that point, you can edit the files and the plugin will use your edited version instead of the default version.

Can I Add My Own?

One way to add snippets is through the snippets admin page. You can add snippets like you would any regular post or page.
You can add your own snippet files within the snippet folders. The file should include a header in the following format:

<?php
/*
Intense Snippet Name: [YOUR SNIPPET NAME HERE]
*/

You can also create directories to organize the snippets. Directories should not be more than one level deep.

Snippets Custom Post Type

If you are looking for information on the Snippets Custom Post Type, please look in the Custom Post Types or click here.

Which Snippets Are Available By Default?

By default, we have included snippets for our example pages. The library of snippets will continue to grow to include more snippets to help you more quickly build your site.