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Beaver Builder is opt-in per post — it does not automatically claim posts created by Structura. If your Structura posts render with a title and featured image but no body, the cause is usually a Beaver Themer Singular layout assigned to all posts that doesn’t include a “Post Content” module.

Structura does not write any Beaver-specific meta on new posts, because Beaver Builder doesn’t hijack the_content unless an editor enables the builder on a specific post.

How to verify your Beaver Themer layout still renders post

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Walk through this to check:

  1. In wp-admin, go to Beaver Builder → Themer Layouts (requires the Beaver Themer add-on).
  2. Look for a layout with Type = Singular and Location = Posts (or All Posts). If there’s no Singular layout for posts, Beaver uses your theme’s default — skip this section.
  3. Click the layout to open it in the builder.
  4. Confirm the layout contains the Post Content module (under the Themer Modules category). This is the module that outputs the post body.
  5. Check the Location settings. If the layout is scoped too broadly (“All Posts”) and you didn’t intend that, narrow it down.
  6. Save the layout and reload the front-end URL of a Structura post.

What to check if the body is still missing

  1. Clear Beaver’s cache and any caching-plugin cache.
  2. Open the post in the block editor. If “Launch Beaver Builder” has been clicked on this post, Beaver claims it from then on — switch it back by toggling the builder off from the post’s admin bar.
  3. Check for layout conflicts. If two Themer layouts both match the same post, Beaver picks one by priority; the other is ignored.

Status of this page

This page is a placeholder — the steps above cover the most common cause, but we haven’t yet walked through every Beaver Builder configuration that can produce a blank post body. If you hit this issue on a Beaver site and the steps here don’t resolve it, contact support so we can add your case to this page.

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