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Cloud Templates

Nextora Cloud Templates

Nextora Cloud Templates allow you to browse and import professionally designed page templates, campaign sections, and landing page layouts directly into your WordPress site with a single click.

Import Methods

You can import templates using either the WordPress admin dashboard or directly within the Gutenberg block editor.

Method 1: Admin Dashboard Import (Nextora Addon → Templates)

  1. From the WordPress admin menu, navigate to Nextora Addon → Templates.
  2. Filter the catalog by theme: select AlonePro to view templates tailored specifically for nonprofit and charity websites.
  3. Hover over any template to preview its layout.
  4. Click Import:
    • The system automatically creates a new WordPress Page and/or updates your FSE template structure.
    • Upon completion, a direct link allows you to open the template in the Site Editor or page editor immediately.

Method 2: In-Canvas Block Editor Insertion

  1. While editing any Page or Post in the block editor, click the Nextora Cloud Templates button in the top editor bar.
  2. Browse the template library and choose a section or page layout.
  3. Click Insert into Canvas.
  4. The raw block markup is inserted directly at your current cursor position, allowing you to edit text, swap images, and reconfigure settings immediately.

License Gating & Access Control

Nextora Cloud Templates use a dual-layer verification system:

  • Nextora Base Templates: Available freely to all users without license verification.
  • AlonePro Exclusive Templates: Gated behind an active AlonePro license.

What Happens If a License Is Inactive?

If you select an AlonePro-exclusive cloud template without an activated license:

  1. An on-screen modal titled "License Activation Required" will appear.
  2. The modal provides a direct link to Appearance → AlonePro License.
  3. Once you activate your license key, return to the template library to complete your import.

Developer Note: The license check is verified server-side via the nextora_cloud_templates_can_import REST filter and client-side via window.aloneproLicense.

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