Listdom Single Listing Styles and Customization Options

Listdom provides multiple ways to build your single listing page, from quick built-in layouts to full builder-based templates.

You can use:

• built-in pre-made styles
• built-in Design Builder
• page builder integrations such as Elementor, Divi, and Bricks
• your theme’s page wrapper through Theme Layout

This gives you a fast starting point and a scalable path for advanced custom layouts.

When to use this

Use this guide when you want to:

• understand available single listing style categories
• compare built-in pre-made styles
• decide when to use built-in Design Builder
• decide when to use Elementor, Divi, or Bricks
• understand which settings affect layout output

Before you start

Before choosing a style:

• make sure Listdom is installed and active
• publish at least one listing for front-end testing
• install the related Listdom builder add-on for Elementor, Divi, or Bricks workflows

Main menu paths used in this guide:

• WP Admin → Listdom → Settings → Single Listing
• WP Admin → Divi → Theme Builder (Divi workflow)
• WP Admin → Bricks → Templates (Bricks single template workflow)
• WP Admin → Templates → Theme Builder (Elementor Pro workflow)
• WP Admin → Listdom → Elementor Styles (Elementor free or Pro workflow via Listdom)

Where the main single listing settings are

Go to WP Admin → Listdom → Settings → Single Listing.

In General, the main fields are:

• Style Category
• Style
• Theme Layout
• Comments

This screen is the main control center for single listing layout behavior. For full field-level details, see Single Listing Settings Menu Documentation.

Style categories

Available categories depend on active add-ons and builder integrations.

Common categories include:

• Pre-Made Styles
• Design Builder
• Elementor Elementor
• Divi Divi
• Bricks Bricks

Pre-Made Styles

In Pre-Made Styles, Listdom provides:

• Style 1
• Style 2
• Style 3
• Style 4
• Design Builder

Style 1

Style 1 is the most flexible built-in pre-made style.

• Uses a one-column flow
• Allows reordering enabled elements
• Lets you configure content from the Elements area

Best when: you want a simple built-in layout with element-order flexibility, without moving to an external builder.

Style 2

Style 2 uses a fixed main-content + sidebar structure.

• You can enable/disable elements
• You can configure element settings
• Element positions remain fixed by style

Best when: you want a structured sidebar layout with faster setup and fewer layout decisions.

Style 3

Style 3 highlights the gallery first.

• Gallery slider appears at top
• Remaining layout follows a fixed sidebar-based structure
• Element positions remain fixed by style

Best when: you want a gallery-first single listing presentation.

Style 4

Style 4 uses a compact header layout.

• Smaller image presentation
• Image, title, and basic information appear in one row
• Element positions remain fixed by style

Best when: you want compact directory-style pages (for example, contact/person listings where a large hero image is not the focus).

Design Builder

Design Builder is Listdom’s most flexible built-in method for single listing layouts.

When selected, the Elements area includes:

• Configuration tab
• Design Builder tab

Configuration tab

Use it to:

• enable or disable elements
• adjust element-level settings

Design Builder tab

Use it to:

• select Box Method
• place elements in header, column, and footer sections
• adjust section widths
• reorder elements by drag and drop

Astuce

You do not need to use every section. Elements disabled in Configuration will not render on the front end. The Map element can be enabled only once in a single layout.

Theme Layout

Theme Layout controls the outer page wrapper from your active theme.

If your theme provides multiple single-page templates, choose the one that matches your design target.

Best practice: if you are unsure, keep Default Layout.

Also avoid selecting archive-style templates for single listing pages.

Comments

The Comments option enables/disables the WordPress comments area on single listing pages.

Elementor single listing customization

Use Elementor when you need full visual template control. Elementor

Option 1: Elementor Pro Theme Builder

Use this path if Elementor Pro is active.

Path: WP Admin → Templates → Theme Builder

1. Install and activate Elementor.
2. Install and activate Elementor Pro.
3. Install and activate Listdom Elementor add-on Elementor.
4. Go to WP Admin → Templates → Theme Builder.
5. Create a Single template.
6. Build the layout with Elementor widgets (including Listdom widgets).
7. Set Display Conditions for the target listing scope.
8. Publish and test on a live listing.

Note

Elementor Theme Builder is available in Elementor Pro.

Option 2: Listdom Elementor Styles (free or Pro)

Use this path from Listdom directly.

Path: WP Admin → Listdom → Elementor Styles

1. Install and activate Elementor.
2. Install and activate Listdom Elementor add-on Elementor.
3. Go to WP Admin → Listdom → Elementor Styles.
4. Create/edit a template and design it with Elementor.
5. Save the template.
6. Go to WP Admin → Listdom → Settings → Single Listing.
7. Select Elementor-related Style Category/Style options as shown on your site.
8. Save and test on a published listing.

For a full-width workflow, see How to Create a Full-Width Single Listing Page in Listdom with Elementor.

Divi single listing customization

Use Divi if your site already uses Divi templates. Divi

Path: WP Admin → Divi → Theme Builder

1. Make sure Divi is active.
2. Install and activate Listdom Divi add-on Divi.
3. Go to WP Admin → Divi → Theme Builder.
4. Click Add New Template.
5. Configure Divi template assignment rules for listing pages.
6. Build the template body with Divi Builder.
7. Save assignments and test on a published listing.

Note

Divi output depends on template assignments. If multiple Divi templates target the same scope, assignment conflicts can override your expected layout.

Bricks single listing customization

Use Bricks when your site is Bricks-based and you want a template-condition workflow. Bricks The Bricks add-on supports creating single listing, listing card, and infowindow templates.

Path: WP Admin → Bricks → Templates

1. Install and activate Bricks.
2. Install and activate Listdom Bricks add-on Bricks.
3. Go to WP Admin → Bricks → Templates.
4. Create a single listing template and design it in Bricks.
5. Open template settings and configure Template Conditions.
6. Save and test on a published listing.

Note

In Bricks, layout design and template conditions are both required. Without correct conditions, the template may not render on the intended listing scope.

Pre-made styles vs builders

Use pre-made styles when

• you want fast setup
• you prefer built-in layouts
• you want lower design complexity

Use Design Builder when

• you want more layout control without external builders
• you want section-based arrangement and drag-and-drop element ordering

Use Elementor, Divi, or Bricks when

• you want a custom template workflow
• you need more visual design freedom
• your site already depends on one builder ecosystem

Display options that also affect output

In Display Options under single listing settings, you may see:

• Display Options Per Category Pro
• Display Options Per Package Membership
• Display Options Per Listing Pro

These controls can override default display behavior by category, package, or listing-level permission depending on your active plan/add-ons.

Notes and limitations

• Style 1 is the most flexible fixed pre-made style.
• Style 2, Style 3, and Style 4 keep element positions fixed.
• Design Builder is the most flexible built-in method overall.
• Theme Layout still affects the outer wrapper even with built-in styles.
• Builder categories appear only when related environments/add-ons are active.

Troubleshooting

I do not see Elementor, Divi, or Bricks in Style Category

Check:

• builder plugin/theme is active
• corresponding Listdom add-on is active
• settings page was refreshed

I changed style but output still looks wrong

Check:

• selected Style Category
• selected Style
• selected Theme Layout
• front-end test on a published listing

I cannot reorder elements

This is expected in Style 2, Style 3, and Style 4.

Use Style 1 or Design Builder for element-order control.

Design Builder is selected but layout is not as expected

Check:

• required elements are enabled in Configuration
• elements are placed in intended sections in Design Builder
• Map is not duplicated
• Theme Layout is correct

FAQ

Which built-in single listing style is the most flexible?

For pre-made styles, Style 1 is the most flexible. Overall, Design Builder is the most flexible built-in method.

What is the difference between Style 1 and Styles 2–4?

Style 1 provides more element arrangement flexibility. Styles 2, 3, and 4 keep enabled elements in fixed layout positions.

When should I use Elementor, Divi, or Bricks instead of built-in styles?

Use builder integrations when you want custom template design workflows and more visual control than built-in layouts.

Related Articles

• Single Listing Settings Menu Documentation
• How to Customize the Single Listing Page in Listdom
• How to Create a Full-Width Single Listing Page in Listdom with Elementor
• Listdom Elementor Addon Documentation
• Listdom Divi Addon Documentation
• Bricks

Single Listing Settings Menu Documentation