Archive

🗃️ Creating a Custom Archive Page in Topper Pack

An Archive Page is essential for organizing content such as blog posts, products, authors, categories, and more. With Topper Pack, you can build fully customized, dynamic archive templates using Elementor — no code required!

🚀 Why Use a Custom Archive Page?

Default archive pages often lack design flexibility. A custom archive page allows you to:

• Match your brand style.
• Display dynamic archive titles and filters.
• Improve user experience with better layout control.

🔧 Step-by-Step: Build Your Archive Template

1. Go to Theme Builder
   • Navigate to Topper Pack → Theme Builder in the WordPress dashboard.
   • Click the “Add New Template” button.

1. Name and Select Template Type
   • Set a name like: Blog Archive, Author Archive, or Product Archive.
   • From the Type of Template dropdown, choose Archive.
2. Set Display Conditions
   • Choose where you want this archive to appear:
     • ✅ All Archives (applies globally)
     • 📅 Date Archive
     • 👤 Author Archive
     • 🏷️ Category or Tag Archive
     • 🧾 All Posts Archive
     • 🧩 Custom Taxonomy (like “Team”, “Product”, etc.)
3. Control Visibility by User Role (Optional)
   • Want to show it only to certain users?
     • Choose roles like Admin, Subscriber, or Logged-in users only.
4. Enable Elementor Canvas (Optional)
   • Use Canvas Mode for a clean slate design (no theme header/footer).
5. Edit with Elementor
   • Click Edit with Elementor.
   • Drag in widgets like:
     • Archive Title ({{ Archive Title }})
     • Posts widget or custom loop grid
     • Filters and Pagination
     • Sidebar or dynamic content
6. Publish and Save
   • Click Publish, confirm your display conditions, and your archive is live!