Hello WoodMart Support Team,

I recently purchased and installed the WoodMart theme for my website. My business is a B2B manufacturer of phone chargers and power banks, mainly for OEM/ODM customers.

After browsing the prebuilt websites, I noticed that many demos seem to use a one-page structure where menu items such as Services, About Us, Pricing, etc. scroll to sections on the homepage instead of opening separate pages.

I would like to ask a few questions before I continue building the site:

Is this one-page navigation structure the default design for some WoodMart demos, or did I miss any setting during the demo import?
Can these demos be converted into a traditional multi-page website structure, for example:
Home
Products
OEM/ODM Service
Quality Control
About Us
Blog
Contact Us
For a B2B manufacturer website, is it better to use a Corporate / Service demo and manually create separate pages, or should I use an Electronics / Accessories demo and remove the retail shopping features?
Is there any recommended WoodMart demo or setup method for a B2B product catalog website, where the focus is on product display, specifications, and inquiry forms rather than shopping cart and checkout?
Can WoodMart support a catalog-style B2B website where prices, cart, wishlist, and checkout are hidden, and buttons are changed to “Request a Quote” or “Send Inquiry”?

My goal is not to build a retail store, but a professional B2B manufacturer website for international buyers. I would appreciate your advice on the best demo, structure, and settings for this use case.

Thank you.

Best regards,
Jonathan

Hello,

Some WoodMart demos are designed as one-page websites, where menu items scroll to sections within the same page using anchor links. This is intentional and not related to any missing import settings.

Yes, these demos can be converted into a traditional multi-page structure. You can create separate pages and assign them to your menu items instead of using anchor links.

For a B2B manufacturer website, you can choose any demo that best matches your preferred design. An Electronics demo can also be used if it suits your brand, and unnecessary e-commerce features can be disabled.

You can hide cart, wishlist, compare, and checkout functionality using built-in theme options. Additionally, you can replace purchase actions with “Request a Quote” or “Send Inquiry” buttons using a suitable third-party plugin.

Best Regards

Hello WoodMart Support Team,

Thank you for your previous reply.

I would like to clarify one more important point before I continue building my website.

You mentioned that the one-page demos can be converted into a traditional multi-page structure by creating separate pages and assigning them to the menu items instead of using anchor links.

Does this mean that I need to manually create and design those separate pages myself, such as Products, OEM/ODM Service, Quality Control, About Us, and Contact Us?

Or does WoodMart provide ready-made inner page templates for these pages within the selected demo?

My concern is that the demo I selected looks good on the homepage, but it seems to mainly be a one-page landing page. It does not appear to include separate page templates for About Us, Services, Contact, Products, etc. If I need to build all these pages manually, then this demo may not be the most suitable option for my project.

My website is for a B2B manufacturer of phone chargers and power banks. I need a more traditional multi-page B2B website structure, for example:

Home
Products
Product Categories
OEM/ODM Service
Quality Control
About Us
Blog
Contact Us

Could you please advise:

Are there WoodMart demos that already include a more complete multi-page structure with separate About, Contact, Blog, Shop/Product, and Service pages?
How can I identify which demos are one-page demos and which demos are traditional multi-page demos before importing them?
If I already imported a one-page demo, can I import or reuse inner page templates from another WoodMart demo without importing the whole demo again?
For a B2B manufacturer/product catalog website, which WoodMart demo or demo type would you recommend as the best starting point?
If I want to build a B2B catalog-style website, should I start from an Electronics/Accessories demo with product pages, or from a Corporate/Service demo with a business layout?

My goal is not to build a retail store, but a professional B2B manufacturer website with product display, company information, quality control, OEM/ODM service, and inquiry forms.

Thank you for your guidance.

Best regards,
Jonathan

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