# WPBakery with Theme Options

Following this link <https://vc.wpbakery.com/video-tutorials/> you can find more useful video tutorialson WPBakery Page Builder.

Also, check the complete [WPBakery Page Builder documentation](https://kb.wpbakery.com/).

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By default, WPBakery Page Builder is enabled for Pages, Portfolio, Products, Posts; however you can also enable it for other post types, if you need it. To do this go to **“WPBakery Page Builder ”** and make your selection.

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To start creating new page layout you can choose wether to do it in **backend** or in **frontend** editor. We recommend to use Frontend Editor, because it is a real “What You See Is What You Get” way to build your pages. Click on “Front End Editor”

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and you will be switched to **WPBakery Page Builder Frontend Editor**:

Here you might want to begin with adding a new content element by clicking on “Add element”. After that the overview of all content elements will be displayed.

You can begin with adding a new content row in your page; choose “Row”. You will be switched to your page with added row element. Now you can edit its properties like for example number of columns and layout.

In this way you can add and edit all other elements; you can combine them with each other and drag-n-drop them.


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