Example: branches and locations

A physiotherapy practice has eight branches and opens a ninth in November. Each branch needs its own page with the address, opening hours, team and treatments, and the site needs a Locations page that shows them all. The same setup suits any business with several locations: dental practices, gyms, shops, car dealers, offices.

• /physio-vienna-centre/, /physio-vienna-north/, /physio-graz/, … — one page per branch
• /locations/ — a normal page with an overview of every branch

Properties

Property	Type	Code	Example value
Title	Title	title	Physiotherapy Vienna Centre
URL	URL / Slug	href	vienna-centre
Branch	Text field	branch	Vienna Centre
Address	Textarea	address	Kärntner Straße 12 1010 Vienna
Opening hours	Textarea	hours	Mon–Thu 8:00–20:00 Fri 8:00–17:00
About this branch	Textarea	about	Who works there, what the branch specialises in, parking and accessibility.
Phone	Phone (Pro)	phone	+43 1 512 34 56
Email	Email	email	vienna@example.com
Route	URL	route	a link to the address in a maps service
Booking link	URL	booking	the branch’s page in your booking system
Treatments	Item list (Pro)	treatments	Sports physiotherapy, Dry needling, … one per line
Team photo	Thumbnail (Pro)	photo	a photo of the branch’s team
Opening date	Date (Pro)	opening	2026-11-02 (only for the new branch)

The Route property is a plain link, so the page loads nothing from a maps service until the visitor clicks it.

Title and address

• Template title: @code_title_320@
• Href: /physio-@code_href_320@

The page, section by section

1. Hero: the team photo, an H1 Physiotherapy in Vienna Centre, and two buttons: Book an appointment and Call.
2. Practical information: three columns with the address (plus a Plan your route link), the opening hours, and phone and email.
3. About this branch: the branch’s own text.
4. Treatments: Treatments at Vienna Centre, followed by the list.
5. Other branches: a Grid of all branches, so visitors can switch to a branch closer to them.

Block editor

• Hero: an Image block bound to Team photo, with its alt text bound to Branch. A Heading (H1) Physiotherapy in @code_branch_320@. Two Buttons: one with its link bound to Booking link, one to Phone (a tel: link).
• Practical information: Columns with a Paragraph bound to Address, a Paragraph bound to Opening hours (both keep their line breaks), and Buttons bound to Route, Phone and Email.
• About this branch: a Paragraph bound to About this branch.
• Treatments: a Heading Treatments at @code_branch_320@ and the Item List block (Pro).
• Other branches: the Grid block with RowSprout template set to this template.

Elementor

• Hero: the Thumbnail widget (Pro), a Heading with Physiotherapy in @code_branch_320@, and two RowSprout Button widgets with Link property Booking link and Phone.
• Practical information: an inner section with three columns. Use Textarea widgets for Address and Opening hours, so the line breaks stay. Add Button widgets for Route, Phone and Email, or Icon List items whose links use the Page Field tag (Pro).
• About this branch: a Textarea widget.
• Treatments: a Heading with a token and the Item List widget (Pro), which shows up to six items in two columns.
• Other branches: the Grid widget with this template.

WPBakery

• Hero: a Custom Heading Physiotherapy in @code_branch_320@ and two Buttons with the links @code_booking_320@ and tel:@code_phone_320@ (enter phone numbers without spaces for this).
• Practical information: three columns with Text Blocks. A token puts a value in as one line, so for the address and opening hours use one Text field property per line (Street, Postcode and town), or build the template in the block editor or Elementor, which keep Textarea line breaks.
• About this branch: a Text Block with @code_about_320@.
• Treatments: the Item List element (Pro).
• Other branches: the Grid element.

The Locations page

On the normal page Locations, add a Grid with this template, shown as cards (Layout Cards; in Elementor, Layout Type Cart Layout), Show thumbnail on and Sort items Alphabetical (A-Z). Every branch appears as a card with its team photo (the page’s featured image, set per row by the Thumbnail property) and links to its page. A new branch appears automatically once its page is generated.

A new branch that goes live on its opening day

The new branch in Linz opens on 2 November. Its page should go live that morning, not the day you enter it. With RowSprout Pro, plan it:

1. Add the Linz row on the Groups tab, with its own text, photo and treatments.

2. Set the Save action to Schedule page updates and save. Nothing is generated yet.

3. Open the Planning tab, give the Linz row the date and time 2 November 2026, 07:00, and click Save planning.

4. Set the save action back to Create & update pages for your next changes. The plan stays: a planned row is never generated earlier by a later save.

Shortly after 07:00 on 2 November, the page is generated and appears in the Grid on the Locations page. Until then, nobody can find it.

To show the opening date on the page itself, add the Date widget with Text before Opening on and leave its Fallback text empty, so the other branches show nothing. In the block editor, a Paragraph bound to Opening date shows the date alone, in the site’s date format; for a whole sentence, use a Text field property instead (Opening on 2 November) that the other rows leave empty, and bind a Paragraph with no text of its own to it.

Caution

Generated pages take the template’s status. A planned page only becomes public when the template is published; the Planning tab warns you when it is not.

Variations

• Closing a branch: delete its row and save with Create & update pages. Its page is removed, and it disappears from the Grid.
• Branches in several countries: combine with WPML (RowSprout Pro), as in the software integrations example.
• Services per branch: give the template child templates, such as Sports physiotherapy, for pages like /physio-linz/sports-physiotherapy/. See the local services example.