
If you can duplicate the entire classic-car site and just change the images and the text, it’ll save you a ton of time. They both need blogs, picture galleries, slideshows, FAQs, build videos, and event schedules.

If one of your web pages is about classic cars, and you’re creating a separate new page about hobbyist airplanes, do you really need to create the new site from scratch? If your new blog or website doesn’t require you to reinvent the wheel, you can use an existing page design and infrastructure to build a new site. You can copy the entire page to your computer or a test server, make as many high-risk programming or design alterations as you like, and test it without worrying about catastrophic failure (or even just unnecessary downtime). One of the best reasons to duplicate your WordPress page is to test big design changes without accidentally breaking your site.

There are a few reasons you’d want to duplicate a page in WordPress: Why Would You Duplicate a Page in WordPress?
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We’re going to walk you through the basics: why you would want to duplicate a page in WordPress, what plugins you can use, and how to install, activate, and use those plugins.

Save yourself the time and frustration, and instead embrace the software that can maintain all of your formatting, keep your SEO juice if you’re migrating, or just allow you to try out a new design without breaking your site. Don’t try to manually copy and paste elements of your blog or website when it’s so easy to duplicate a page in WordPress by using existing tools.
