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Customize AI-Generated WordPress Pages Directly in GHL Customer Care

Customize supported text and images on AI-generated WordPress pages in GHL Customer Care using direct editing, AI rewrite tools, tone changes, and image regeneration.

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  1. Key Benefits of Universal Content Customization
  2. Requirements
  3. Supported Content Elements
  4. Editing Text Directly from the Page Preview
  5. Using AI-Assisted Text Editing
  6. Changing the Tone of Page Content
  7. Customizing Images
  8. Previewing and Saving Changes
  9. When to Use Elementor
  10. How To Customize an AI-Generated WordPress Page
  11. Step 1: Open the AI-Generated Page
  12. Step 2: Select a Supported Element
  13. Step 3: Edit the Content
  14. Step 4: Customize an Image if Needed
  15. Step 5: Preview the Changes
  16. Step 6: Save the Changes
  17. Step 7: Use Elementor for Additional Changes
  18. Frequently Asked Questions
  19. Related Articles

Universal Content Customization makes it easier to update AI-generated WordPress pages without opening Elementor for routine content changes. You can select supported text and image elements directly from the GHL Customer Care page preview, update the content, use AI-assisted writing tools, and save your changes. This gives you a faster way to refine page content while keeping Elementor available for deeper design changes.

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What is Universal Content Customization for AI Pages?

Universal Content Customization lets you edit supported content on AI-generated WordPress pages directly from the GHL Customer Care preview. Instead of switching to Elementor whenever you need to change copy or replace an image, you can make many common updates from the Customizations panel.

Supported editable elements include:

  • Headings

  • Paragraphs

  • Buttons

  • Icon Box titles

  • Icon Box descriptions

  • Images

You can select a supported element, change the content manually, use AI-assisted editing options, and save the result. Saved updates are reflected on the WordPress page.

Important: Universal Content Customization requires LeadConnector WordPress Plugin v4.0.4 or later.

Key Benefits of Universal Content Customization

Editing content directly from the page preview reduces the number of tools you need for simple page updates. You can make faster changes while keeping the generated page connected to the WordPress and Elementor workflow.

  • Edit more page content: Update supported headings, paragraphs, buttons, Icon Boxes, and images across the generated page.

  • Reduce context switching: Make routine changes without opening Elementor.

  • Use AI-assisted writing tools: Rephrase, shorten, elaborate, or change the tone of selected text.

  • Regenerate individual images: Replace supported AI-generated images without rebuilding the entire page.

  • Preview before saving: Review changes before applying them to the page.

  • Keep Elementor available: Continue using Elementor when you need deeper layout or design control.

Requirements

The correct WordPress integration version is required for Universal Content Customization to work as expected. Checking the plugin version first can help prevent missing editing controls or unsupported behavior.

You need:

  • An AI-generated WordPress page in GHL Customer Care.

  • LeadConnector WordPress Plugin v4.0.4 or later.

For newly provisioned WordPress sites hosted through GHL Customer Care, the LeadConnector plugin is installed automatically. You can also review the plugin connection status from the WordPress area in GHL Customer Care.

If you need to download or update the plugin manually, the latest versions are available through the LeadConnector WordPress Plugin Hub. 

Supported Content Elements

Universal Content Customization expands editing beyond a small number of predefined page sections. Selecting supported content directly from the preview makes it easier to update copy wherever it appears on the AI-generated page.

Supported elements include:

  • Headings: Change titles and section headings.

  • Paragraphs: Update longer descriptions and body copy.

  • Buttons: Change supported button content.

  • Icon Box titles: Edit the heading associated with an Icon Box.

  • Icon Box descriptions: Update the descriptive text below an Icon Box.

  • Images: Replace or regenerate supported images.

Not every Elementor element should be assumed to support direct customization. If an element cannot be selected from the GHL Customer Care preview, use Elementor for additional editing.

Supported Content Elements (image 1 of 6) What this shows Not every Elementor element should be assumed to support direct customization. What this shows Illustrates the "Supported Content Elements" section of "Customize AI-Generated WordPress Pages Directly in GHL Customer Care". This screenshot appears in the "Supported Content Elements" section of "Customize AI-Generated WordPress Pages Directly in GHL Customer Care". The text alongside this image reads: Not every Elementor element should be assumed to support direct customization. If an element cannot be selected from the GHL Customer Care preview, use Elementor for additional editing. Immediately after, the guide continues: Direct text editing lets you correct wording, update business information, or refine generated copy without leaving the page preview. Selecting the text opens its current content in the Customizations panel so you can make the change in…. Image 1 of 6 What this coversNot every Elementor element should be assumed to support direct customization. If an element cannot be selected from the GHL Customer Care preview, use Elementor for additional editing. Next stepDirect text editing lets you correct wording, update business information, or refine generated copy without leaving the page preview. Selecting the text opens its current content in the Customizations panel so you can make the change in context.
All 6 steps in this procedure
  1. Headings: Change titles and section headings.
  2. Paragraphs: Update longer descriptions and body copy.
  3. Buttons: Change supported button content.
  4. Icon Box titles: Edit the heading associated with an Icon Box.
  5. Icon Box descriptions: Update the descriptive text below an Icon Box.
  6. Images: Replace or regenerate supported images.

Editing Text Directly from the Page Preview

Direct text editing lets you correct wording, update business information, or refine generated copy without leaving the page preview. Selecting the text opens its current content in the Customizations panel so you can make the change in context.

To edit supported text:

  1. Open the AI-generated WordPress page preview.

  2. Hover over the text you want to change.

  3. Click the supported element.

  4. Review the selected text in the Customizations panel.

  5. Replace or edit the text.

  6. Preview the change if needed.

  7. Click Save Changes when you are satisfied.

Editing Text Directly from the Page Preview (image 2 of 6) What this shows Open the AI-generated WordPress page preview. What this shows Illustrates the "Editing Text Directly from the Page Preview" section of "Customize AI-Generated WordPress Pages Directly in GHL Customer Care". This screenshot appears in the "Editing Text Directly from the Page Preview" section of "Customize AI-Generated WordPress Pages Directly in GHL Customer Care". The text alongside this image reads: Open the AI-generated WordPress page preview. Hover over the text you want to change. Click the supported element. Review the selected text in the Customizations panel. Replace or edit the text. Preview the change if needed. Click Save Changes when you are satisfied. Immediately after, the guide continues: AI-assisted editing can help you improve existing copy without writing a replacement from scratch. The available tools let you adjust the length, wording, or style of selected content while keeping the original page structure. Image 2 of 6 Where to goOpen the AI-generated WordPress page preview. Hover over the text you want to change. Click the supported element. Review the selected text in the Customizations panel. Replace or edit the text. Preview the change if needed. Click Save Changes when you are satisfied.
Buttons and menus referenced CustomizationsSave Changes
Next stepAI-assisted editing can help you improve existing copy without writing a replacement from scratch. The available tools let you adjust the length, wording, or style of selected content while keeping the original page structure.
All 7 steps in this procedure
  1. Open the AI-generated WordPress page preview.
  2. Hover over the text you want to change.
  3. Click the supported element.
  4. Review the selected text in the Customizations panel.
  5. Replace or edit the text.
  6. Preview the change if needed.
  7. Click Save Changes when you are satisfied.

Using AI-Assisted Text Editing

AI-assisted editing can help you improve existing copy without writing a replacement from scratch. The available tools let you adjust the length, wording, or style of selected content while keeping the original page structure.

Available options include:

  • Rephrase: Rewrite the selected content using different wording.

  • Shorten: Create a more concise version.

  • Elaborate: Add more detail to the existing text.

  • Change Tone: Rewrite the content with a different communication style.

You can review the generated result before saving it to the page.

Using AI-Assisted Text Editing (image 3 of 6) What this shows You can review the generated result before saving it to the page. What this shows Illustrates the "Using AI-Assisted Text Editing" section of "Customize AI-Generated WordPress Pages Directly in GHL Customer Care". This screenshot appears in the "Using AI-Assisted Text Editing" section of "Customize AI-Generated WordPress Pages Directly in GHL Customer Care". The text alongside this image reads: You can review the generated result before saving it to the page. Immediately after, the guide continues: Changing the tone helps you keep page copy aligned with how your business communicates. Instead of manually rewriting the selected text, you can choose a predefined tone and generate a version that better matches the style you want. Image 3 of 6 What this coversYou can review the generated result before saving it to the page. Next stepChanging the tone helps you keep page copy aligned with how your business communicates. Instead of manually rewriting the selected text, you can choose a predefined tone and generate a version that better matches the style you want.
All 4 steps in this procedure
  1. Rephrase: Rewrite the selected content using different wording.
  2. Shorten: Create a more concise version.
  3. Elaborate: Add more detail to the existing text.
  4. Change Tone: Rewrite the content with a different communication style.

Changing the Tone of Page Content

Changing the tone helps you keep page copy aligned with how your business communicates. Instead of manually rewriting the selected text, you can choose a predefined tone and generate a version that better matches the style you want.

Available tone options include:

  • Professional

  • Friendly

  • Compelling

  • Confident

Choose the tone that best matches the page and review the generated copy before saving it.

Changing the Tone of Page Content (image 4 of 6) What this shows Choose the tone that best matches the page and review the generated copy before saving it. What this shows Illustrates the "Changing the Tone of Page Content" section of "Customize AI-Generated WordPress Pages Directly in GHL Customer Care". This screenshot appears in the "Changing the Tone of Page Content" section of "Customize AI-Generated WordPress Pages Directly in GHL Customer Care". The text alongside this image reads: Choose the tone that best matches the page and review the generated copy before saving it. This part of the guide covers 4 fields, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: Image customization lets you update supported AI-generated visuals without regenerating the entire page. This is useful when the page structure works well but a particular image does not match your business or message. Image 4 of 6 What to chooseChoose the tone that best matches the page and review the generated copy before saving it.
Fields in this part of the guide ProfessionalFriendlyCompellingConfident
Buttons and menus referenced ProfessionalFriendlyCompellingConfident
Next stepImage customization lets you update supported AI-generated visuals without regenerating the entire page. This is useful when the page structure works well but a particular image does not match your business or message.
All 4 steps in this procedure
  1. Professional
  2. Friendly
  3. Compelling
  4. Confident

Customizing Images

Image customization lets you update supported AI-generated visuals without regenerating the entire page. This is useful when the page structure works well but a particular image does not match your business or message.

The AI-Powered WordPress Page Builder supports targeted image regeneration, allowing individual AI-generated images to be replaced while keeping the rest of the page intact. 

When an image supports customization:

  1. Hover over the image.

  2. Select the image to open its customization options.

  3. Enter or adjust the image-generation instructions.

  4. Generate a replacement.

  5. Review the new image.

  6. Apply and save the change.

Previewing and Saving Changes

Previewing before saving helps you confirm that the new copy or image works with the surrounding design. Saving then applies the selected customization to the WordPress page.

Use the available controls to:

  • Preview Changes: Review the updated page before finalizing your edits.

  • Save Changes: Apply the customization to the page.

  • Edit on Elementor: Open the page in Elementor when you need additional design or layout controls.

The existing AI-Powered WordPress Page Builder workflow supports further editing in Elementor after the page has been generated.

When to Use Elementor

Universal Content Customization is designed for faster routine content updates, while Elementor remains useful for deeper page editing. Knowing when to use each option can help you avoid unnecessary switching while still retaining full design flexibility.

Use the GHL Customer Care page preview for supported tasks such as:

  • Updating text

  • Refining generated copy

  • Changing tone

  • Regenerating supported images

Use Edit on Elementor when you need more advanced changes, such as:

  • Restructuring page layouts

  • Working with unsupported Elementor elements

  • Making detailed design adjustments

  • Changing advanced styling or widget settings

How To Customize an AI-Generated WordPress Page

Following the customization workflow helps ensure that you select a supported element, review the result, and save the change correctly. You can repeat the process for different text and image elements across the page.

Step 1: Open the AI-Generated Page

  1. Go to Sites > WordPress > All Sites.

  2. Open the appropriate WordPress site.

  3. Go to Pages.

  4. Open the AI-generated page you want to customize.

The existing AI-Powered WordPress Page Builder documentation uses the WordPress Pages area for creating and managing AI-generated pages.

Step 2: Select a Supported Element

  1. Move your cursor over the page preview.

  2. Hover over the text or image you want to change.

  3. Click the supported element.

  4. The Customizations panel opens on the right.

Step 2: Select a Supported Element (image 5 of 6) What this shows Move your cursor over the page preview. What this shows Illustrates the "Step 2: Select a Supported Element" section of "Customize AI-Generated WordPress Pages Directly in GHL Customer Care". This screenshot appears in the "Step 2: Select a Supported Element" section of "Customize AI-Generated WordPress Pages Directly in GHL Customer Care". The text alongside this image reads: Move your cursor over the page preview. Hover over the text or image you want to change. Click the supported element. The Customizations panel opens on the right. Immediately after, the guide continues: Update the content manually, or select an AI-assisted option. Use Rephrase, Shorten, or Elaborate if you want GHL Customer Care to generate a revised version. Use Change Tone when you want to adjust how the content sounds. Review the result. Image 5 of 6 What to clickMove your cursor over the page preview. Hover over the text or image you want to change. Click the supported element. The Customizations panel opens on the right.
Buttons and menus referenced Customizations
Next stepUpdate the content manually, or select an AI-assisted option. Use Rephrase, Shorten, or Elaborate if you want GHL Customer Care to generate a revised version. Use Change Tone when you want to adjust how the content sounds. Review the result.
All 4 steps in this procedure
  1. Move your cursor over the page preview.
  2. Hover over the text or image you want to change.
  3. Click the supported element.
  4. The Customizations panel opens on the right.

Step 3: Edit the Content

For text:

  1. Update the content manually, or select an AI-assisted option.

  2. Use Rephrase, Shorten, or Elaborate if you want GHL Customer Care to generate a revised version.

  3. Use Change Tone when you want to adjust how the content sounds.

  4. Review the result.

Step 3: Edit the Content (image 6 of 6) What this shows Update the content manually, or select an AI-assisted option. What this shows Illustrates the "Step 3: Edit the Content" section of "Customize AI-Generated WordPress Pages Directly in GHL Customer Care". This screenshot appears in the "Step 3: Edit the Content" section of "Customize AI-Generated WordPress Pages Directly in GHL Customer Care". The text alongside this image reads: Update the content manually, or select an AI-assisted option. Use Rephrase, Shorten, or Elaborate if you want GHL Customer Care to generate a revised version. Use Change Tone when you want to adjust how the content sounds. Review the result. Immediately after, the guide continues: Select the image. Open the available customization or regeneration controls. Provide updated image instructions. Generate the replacement. Review the new image before applying it. Image 6 of 6 What to chooseUpdate the content manually, or select an AI-assisted option. Use Rephrase, Shorten, or Elaborate if you want GHL Customer Care to generate a revised version. Use Change Tone when you want to adjust how the content sounds. Review the result.
Buttons and menus referenced RephraseShortenElaborateChange Tone
Next stepSelect the image. Open the available customization or regeneration controls. Provide updated image instructions. Generate the replacement. Review the new image before applying it.
All 4 steps in this procedure
  1. Update the content manually, or select an AI-assisted option.
  2. Use Rephrase, Shorten, or Elaborate if you want GHL Customer Care to generate a revised version.
  3. Use Change Tone when you want to adjust how the content sounds.
  4. Review the result.

Step 4: Customize an Image if Needed

For a supported image:

  1. Select the image.

  2. Open the available customization or regeneration controls.

  3. Provide updated image instructions.

  4. Generate the replacement.

  5. Review the new image before applying it.

Step 5: Preview the Changes

Click Preview Changes to review how the edits appear on the page.

Check:

  • Text accuracy

  • Tone

  • Spacing

  • Image fit

  • Overall page consistency

Step 6: Save the Changes

Click Save Changes when the page looks correct.

Your saved updates are applied to the WordPress page.

Step 7: Use Elementor for Additional Changes

If you need editing options that are not available in the GHL Customer Care preview, click Edit on Elementor and continue customizing the page there.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I edit every element on an AI-generated WordPress page?
A: No. Universal Content Customization applies to supported elements. If an element cannot be selected or customized from the GHL Customer Care preview, use Elementor for additional editing.

Q: Do I still need Elementor?
A: Not for many routine content changes. You can update supported text and images directly in GHL Customer Care, but Elementor remains available for advanced layout, styling, and unsupported elements.

Q: What plugin version do I need?
A: Universal Content Customization requires LeadConnector WordPress Plugin v4.0.4 or later.

Q: Why do I not see the customization controls?

A: Confirm that you are working with a supported AI-generated WordPress page and that the LeadConnector WordPress Plugin is on the required version or later.

Q: Can I change the tone of generated content?
A: Yes. Supported text can use tone options such as Professional, Friendly, Compelling, and Confident.

Q: Can I regenerate only one image?

A: Yes. Supported AI-generated images can be regenerated individually without rebuilding the entire page.

Q: What is the difference between Preview Changes and Save Changes?
A: Preview lets you review the updated page before finalizing your edits, while Save Changes applies your customization.

Q: Can I continue editing the page in Elementor afterward?
A: Yes. The generated WordPress page can still be opened and edited in Elementor.

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