Plugin Documentation

To save a layout, open a page that uses SiteOrigin Page Builder and click the Layouts button in the page builder toolbar. In the modal that appears, select Import/Export and you will see the following options.

• Save as new template – Select this to save as a new template.
• Update existing template – Select this to overwrite an existing template.
• Set Template Title – Enter the title you would like your template called.
• Save Layout – Saves the Layout.
• Download Layout – Downloads the layout as a JSON file.

Once saved, the layout will be available in the Origin Layouts Manager under Tools > Origin Templates where it can be organized, edited or updated.

To save a Row from your layout, open a page that uses SiteOrigin Page Builder and hover the wrench icon on the row in the editor. In the dropdown menu that appears. Select Save Row as Template and in the modal window that appears. Give the row a name and it will be saved as a template in the Origin Layouts Manager area under Tools > Origin Templates

To load a prebuilt layout, open a page that you want to add your layout to and click the Layouts button in the page builder toolbar. In the modal that appears, select Prebuilt Layouts in the left column. Then select the layout you would like to add, and then click Insert and then select Insert After, Insert Before or Replace Current.

All saved layout templates can be managed from Tools > Origin Templates within the WordPress admin area. This screen provides a central location to view, organize, and maintain the templates created with Origin Layouts Manager.

From the Origin Templates screen, you can edit template names, add featured images, write descriptions, and manage your collection of saved layouts. Featured images make it easier to visually identify templates when browsing available layouts, while descriptions provide additional context about the template’s purpose, content, or intended use.

To change the order of sites displayed in the WordPress Admin Bar, navigate to Network Admin > Settings > Reorder My Sites.

From this screen, drag and drop sites into the desired order using the move handles. You can also use the position controls to move sites to a specific location in the list.

Once your changes are complete, click Save Changes. The updated order will immediately appear in the My Sites menu throughout the network.

Groups allow you to organize multiple sites under a common heading within the My Sites menu.

To create a group, navigate to Network Admin > Settings > Reorder My Sites and click Add Group. Enter a title for the group and then drag sites into the group container.

After saving your changes, the group will appear as a submenu within the My Sites dropdown, making large multisite networks easier to navigate.

To move a site into a group, drag the site beneath the desired group heading within the Reorder My Sites interface.

Sites can be freely moved between groups or returned to the top level at any time.

Save your changes when finished to update the My Sites menu.

Groups can contain additional groups, allowing you to build a structured hierarchy for large multisite networks.

Simply drag one group inside another group to create a nested structure.

This is useful for organizing sites by department, client, region, or environment.

Dividers can be used to separate sections of sites within the My Sites menu.

From the Reorder My Sites screen, click Add Divider and drag it to the desired location in the site hierarchy.

After saving, the divider will appear as a visual separator in the My Sites menu to help organize large collections of sites.

Group names can be modified at any time from the Reorder My Sites settings screen.

Locate the group you wish to update, edit the title field, and click Save Changes.

The new group name will then appear in the My Sites menu.

If you no longer need a group, click the Unwrap button associated with that group.

The group will be removed while preserving all sites that were contained within it. The sites will be returned to the same position in the hierarchy.

Save your changes to apply the update.

When new sites are created within the multisite network, they are automatically added to the Reorder My Sites management screen.

To include them in your preferred structure, simply drag the new site into the desired location or group and save your changes.

To return to a simpler site structure, remove any custom groups and dividers and arrange sites as desired.

Once saved, the My Sites menu will reflect the updated structure.

RocketFront Connect acts as a bridge between WP Rocket and the C3 CloudFront Cache Controller plugin.

Normally, when clearing the WP Rocket cache, you would also need to manually clear the CloudFront cache through C3 CloudFront Cache Controller to ensure visitors receive the latest content.

RocketFront Connect automates this process by detecting when WP Rocket clears its cache and automatically triggering a CloudFront cache clear through C3 CloudFront Cache Controller.

This allows administrators to clear cache from a single location while keeping both systems synchronized.

After installing and activating RocketFront Connect, no additional configuration is required.

When you clear the cache using WP Rocket, RocketFront Connect will automatically trigger a CloudFront cache clear through the C3 CloudFront Cache Controller plugin.

There is no separate settings page or management interface.