Build a GeneratePress Landing Page with AI
A true full-width GeneratePress landing page, no title, no sidebar, with the theme's hidden layout settings applied correctly.
Prerequisites
A connected WordPress site running GeneratePress and the WPVibe plugin version 1.14 or newer. GenerateBlocks is used when installed; core blocks otherwise.
My site runs GeneratePress. Build me a landing page for [your business or offer] and save it as a draft, do not publish it. Make it a true landing page: full width, no page title, no sidebar. Include: a hero band with the headline [your headline], a short supporting line, and a call to action button in [#hex color]; a three-column feature section for [feature one], [feature two], and [feature three]; and a closing call to action band. If GenerateBlocks is installed use it, otherwise use core blocks, and reuse my site's global colors where they fit. When you are done, give me the preview link and the editor link, read the full-width, hidden-title, and no-sidebar settings back to confirm they stuck, and list every section you built so I can spot-check before I publish. After I publish, double-check those layout settings took effect on the live page.
Skip pasting the full prompt. Drop this into your AI on a site that already has WPVibe:
Run the “Build a GeneratePress Landing Page with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
A GeneratePress page comes contained in the content column with a title on top and maybe a sidebar, which is right for articles and wrong for landing pages. The settings that fix it, full width, hidden title, no sidebar, live in per-page theme options that most automation drops silently: the page looks created, but the layout settings never stuck, and the hero sits in a narrow column under a page title.
The AI builds the page with blocks, GenerateBlocks when your site has it, core blocks otherwise, and applies GeneratePress’s own layout settings the way the theme actually reads them, then reads them back to confirm they stuck rather than assuming, and checks the live page again once you publish. It reuses your site’s global colors where they fit, so the page belongs to your site instead of fighting it, and it saves everything as a draft.
Paste the prompt, fill in the brackets, and read back the section list and the layout confirmation. Preview on desktop and phone, adjust in the editor if you like, then publish it yourself.
Outcome
A draft full-width GeneratePress landing page with hero, features, and call to action, the theme's layout meta set correctly, ready to review and publish.