Live demos

Four WordPress sites served through Flx Modernize 1.11.0. Each is an ordinary WordPress site: for the pages listed below, the plugin sends the page to a Node.js renderer built for its theme, and WordPress serves everything else itself. Visit them logged out.

A Flx page is meant to look like the theme's own page. To tell them apart, view the page source: the Elementor, Storefront and Astra pages carry an HTML comment such as , and the Twenty Twenty-Five pages load their stylesheet from the renderer's own address.

Block theme

Twenty Twenty-Five

twenty-twenty-five.flexplat.com

WordPress's default theme, rebuilt in a Node.js renderer with Tailwind CSS. The plugin demo page shows Contact Form 7 and a jQuery lightbox still working on a Flx page.

Served through Flx: The blog home page, posts and pages, category and tag archives, search results and the 404 page, with the theme's header, menu, footer and comments.
Normal WordPress: Feeds, the login page, and everything for logged-in users.

Visit the demo →Plugin demo page Renderer package

Page builder

Elementor on Hello Elementor

elementor.flexplat.com

Hello Elementor 3.5 with the free Elementor 4.3 plugin. Pages built with Elementor go through Flx with Elementor's own markup, styles and scripts.

Served through Flx: Home, Our mission, Gallery and Where to buy.
Normal WordPress: Search, the 404 page, feeds and the login page.

The renderer for an Elementor site is built for that site, so there is no package to download.

Visit the demo →Supported scope

WooCommerce

Storefront store

storefront.flexplat.com

A WooCommerce store on Storefront. WooCommerce still prints the store's parts; the renderer draws the layout around them. This demo also turns on a sample theme written in TypeScript that redesigns the product cards and the product page, so it does not look like plain Storefront on purpose.

Served through Flx: The home page, shop, product categories and products, also for visitors with something in their cart. Cart, Checkout and My account keep WooCommerce's own content, filled in by WordPress, inside the renderer's header and footer. Logged-in customers get the same catalogue pages; that is turned on and tested here.
Normal WordPress: Product search, sorted or filtered lists, order pages, and everything else for logged-in customers.

A demo store: it takes no orders.

Visit the demo →Theme guide Tutorial Renderer package

WooCommerce

Astra store

astra-store.flexplat.com

Astra 4.14 with WooCommerce and pages built with Spectra, from Astra's free Brandstore starter template. Astra's header and footer come from WordPress as Astra prints them, and the renderer builds the page around them.

Served through Flx: Home, Store, About and Contact, product categories and products. Logged-in customers can get the same catalogue pages too; it is turned on and tested on this site, but the demo has no sign-up.
Normal WordPress: Cart, Checkout, My account, product search, and sorted or filtered lists.

A demo store: it takes no orders. The renderer for an Astra store is built for that site, so there is no package to download.

Visit the demo →WooCommerce stores

The content comes from each theme's own sample or starter content. Want one of these for your site? See how it works and pricing.