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How to Use Page Transitions in WordPress

Last updated on July 23, 2026

Key Takeaways

• Single toggle, no nested options

• Configurable per page or per context

• Does not affect page load time (visual only)

• Works with most WordPress themes

What Is this feature?

This feature is part of the Experience system in Classic Monks. It modifies how your WordPress site behaves or appears to visitors. Each feature is independently configurable.

Why You Need It

Customizing the site experience allows you to:

  • Match the behavior to your site’s design and purpose
  • Improve user experience for specific contexts (mobile, admin, accessibility)
  • Create a more professional or modern impression

How to Configure this Feature

Step 1: Navigate to Settings

Click into the Classic Monks plugin settings, then the Interface tab, Experience subtab.

Step 2: Enable the Feature

Toggle on this feature.

Step 3: Save Changes

Click Save Changes.

Step 4: Test

Visit the frontend (or admin, depending on the feature) and verify the behavior matches your configuration.

Configuration Options

Option Description Default
This feature Master toggle. Off

What Gets Affected

  • The site behavior: modified per this feature
  • The user experience: enhanced or modified for the configured context
  • The admin experience: (if admin-related feature) modified for the admin

What Does NOT Get Affected

  • The actual page load time: unchanged
  • The page content: unchanged
  • The search engine indexing: unchanged

Common Use Cases

Portfolio and agency sites

Page transitions create a premium, modern feel that matches the visual quality of portfolio and agency websites.

Single-page-like experiences

For WordPress sites that want to feel like single-page applications, page transitions provide the smoothness without the complexity.

Client demonstrations

When showing a site to clients, page transitions create a ‘wow factor’ that differentiates the design.

Brand storytelling sites

For sites where the brand story is told across multiple pages, page transitions create a sense of continuity. The visitor feels like they’re moving through a cohesive narrative rather than jumping between disconnected pages.

Education platforms

For online courses and learning platforms, page transitions between lessons create a smooth learning experience. The student feels like they’re progressing through the material, not loading separate pages.

Restaurant and hospitality sites

For restaurants, hotels, and hospitality sites, page transitions create a premium experience that matches the service quality. The smooth transitions make the site feel as polished as the establishment.

Troubleshooting

The feature is not taking effect

Cause: The toggle is off, or a theme/plugin conflict is preventing the feature from loading.
Fix: Verify the toggle is on. Disable other page transition plugins to find conflicts.

The feature is showing on pages where it shouldn’t

Cause: The feature is global (applies to all pages).
Fix: Use the filter for this feature to exclude specific pages. See Advanced Options.

The feature conflicts with another plugin

Cause: Another plugin is also modifying the same behavior.
Fix: Disable the other plugin’s equivalent feature. Classic Monks features are designed to be standalone; using two competing features (e.g., two page transition plugins) will cause conflicts.

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