🛠️ Step-by-Step Guide

1. Assign an Anchor ID to the Top

   • Select the top-most section of your page and go to its Advanced settings.

   • In the CSS ID field, type a unique identifier like top (without the # symbol). Elementor

2. Add the Button

   • Drag Elementor’s Button widget into the location where you want the “back to top” link to appear (commonly in a footer or sticky footer).

   • Set the button’s text to something like “Top.”

   • In the Link field, type #top (include the # to target the ID you set earlier). Elementor

3. Optional: Make the Button Sticky

   • If you’re using Elementor Pro, apply the Sticky Scrolling effect to the button via the Advanced tab.

   • Choose to stick it to the bottom, side, or another position to keep it visible as users scroll. Elementor

✅ Best Practices

• Anchor ID choice: Use a simple, unique name (like top or home) to avoid conflicts.

• Visibility: Sticky placement helps users access it easily no matter where they are on the page.

• Style Consistency: Match the button’s design (colors, size, typography) to your site’s theme for a polished look.

• Testing: Check that clicking it scrolls smoothly to the top, and ensure the button performs well on all devices.

With just a few steps—assigning an ID, placing a button linked to it, and optionally making it sticky—you can enhance navigation and boost user experience with a Back-to-Top feature.