How to update every page of the site.

Editing page text

Every headline, paragraph, spec, and card on the site is now a “block” you click and type into — like a Word document made of stackable pieces. This is how you change wording on any page.

1. In the left sidebar of the dashboard, click Pages, then click the page you want (Home, About, Products, and so on).
2. Click directly on any text and start typing. Press Enter for a new paragraph, or Backspace on an empty line to remove one.
3. Select text to get a small toolbar for bold, italic, and links.
4. When you're done, click the blue Update button at the top right to save.

Phone, email, address, hours & menus

The phone number, email, shop address, hours, and the “Request a Quote” button appear in the header and footer of every page. You change them in one place — not page by page.

1. Go to Appearance → Customize and open the Site Contact & CTA panel.
2. Edit the phone, sales email, address, hours, the button label (“Request a Quote”), and where the button links.
3. Click Publish at the top of the panel to save.

To change the navigation menu (the links across the top and in the footer):

• Reorder links by dragging them; add one with Add items on the left.
• Three menus exist: the top Primary nav, plus the footer Products and Company columns.
• Click Save Menu when finished.

Product & fleet photos

Every heater photo — the homepage fleet, Products, Rentals, Applications, the About montage, and each product page (including the Stallion and LPH thumbnail galleries) — is a normal WordPress image. Swapping one is three clicks, no HTML:

1. Open the page (e.g. Pages → Home) and click the photo you want to change.
2. In the small toolbar that appears above it, click Replace.
3. Pick Open Media Library to choose an existing photo, or Upload a new one — then Update to save.

About page team photos

The leadership headshots work exactly like the product photos. Each card currently shows a neutral placeholder silhouette; drop in a real headshot whenever you have it.

1. Open Pages → About and click the placeholder photo on a leadership card.
2. Click Replace in the toolbar, then Upload the headshot (or pick one from the Media Library).
3. Update to save. Headshots are cropped to a consistent portrait shape automatically.

Adding new sections

You don't have to build styled sections from scratch. A set of pre-made, on-brand blocks is ready to insert — a section shell, a four-card grid, the blue/gold closing call-to-action, a team member card, and a product card.

1. In the editor, click the blue + button (top left), then the Patterns tab.
2. Open the Electric Horsepower category and click the block you want — it drops in fully styled.
3. Click into it and replace the placeholder text (and photos, per the sections above).
4. Update to save.

The quote / contact form

The form on the Contact page is a “Contact Form 7” form called Quote Request. You edit its fields and the address submissions are sent to.

• Form tab — add, remove, or rename fields.
• Mail tab — change the recipient address (currently sales@electrichp.com) and the wording of the notification email.
• Click Save. The form already appears on the Contact page — you don't need to re-add it.

The BTU calculator

The heating-load calculator lives on its own page and is placed there with a single shortcode — a placeholder you'll see in the editor:

[ehp_btu_calculator]

You can freely add text above or below that shortcode from the dashboard. But the calculator's math and the list of recommended units are code, not dashboard settings — changing them is a developer edit to the theme file partials/btu-calculator.php.

The recommended-equipment table, for reference, is this list near the bottom of that file (model name and its BTU capacity):

const equipment = [
  { model: '375',    btu: 400000 },
  { model: '500',    btu: 600000 },
  { model: '650',    btu: 650000 },
  { model: '900 TA', btu: 1200000 },
  { model: '1200',   btu: 1300000 },
  { model: '2500',   btu: 2500000 },
  { model: '3000',   btu: 3300000 },
];

Google Analytics

The site is wired for Google Analytics — it just needs the account's Measurement ID (looks like G-XXXXXXXX) pasted in once.

1. Open Appearance → Customize → Analytics & SEO.
2. Paste the Measurement ID into Google Analytics ID and click Publish.

Quick reference

Where to go for the most common changes.