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How to add your page to WordPress

Use Landra's WordPress snippet with the WPCode plugin — as a fixed snapshot, or as an embed that updates itself when you edit in Landra.

Written by Ezra from Landra

Landra gives you a WordPress-ready snippet so your page renders correctly on a WordPress site.

Steps

  1. Open your page in the editor and click Publish (or Update).

  2. Choose Export HTML, then WordPress.

  3. Tick the review confirmation, then pick Copy snippet for a fixed snapshot or Copy live snippet for one that updates itself (see below).

  4. Follow the "How to install this on WordPress" link at the bottom of that screen — it walks you through pasting the snippet into a WPCode block so WordPress doesn't strip the styles and scripts.

The WordPress export view showing Fixed snapshot and Updates automatically

Which of the two should you take?

Fixed snapshot puts the page's content in your site's own HTML, so search engines can see it on your domain. It doesn't change on its own — edit in Landra later and you copy the snippet again and replace what you pasted.

Updates automatically is pasted once. After that you edit in Landra, click Update live embed, and the page changes on your WordPress site with nothing to re-paste. The content loads after your site does, so search engines crawling your site won't see it — fine for pages you send paid traffic to, wrong for a page you want to rank.

If you're not sure, take the fixed snapshot. Either way it goes into the same WPCode block, so you can switch later by pasting the other one over it.

Why a code-snippet block?

WordPress's normal post editor removes <style> and <script> tags from content, which would break the page's design. WPCode renders the snippet exactly as written, so your page looks right. The styles and scripts are hosted by Landra and load by link, so keep an active subscription to keep the page displaying — and note that an auto-updating snippet depends on Landra for its content too, so it disappears entirely if the subscription lapses, where a fixed snapshot would only lose its styling.

Two things that help with fit: set the WordPress page to a full-width or blank template, and clear any caching plugin (NitroPack and similar) before you check your work.

Still need help? Click the chat bubble in the bottom-right corner of the editor, or email hello@getlandra.com.

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