🎯 Purpose Gradient backgrounds allow you to create smooth color transitions—ideal for eye-catching sections, accent blocks, or subtle overlays that enhance your overall design. 🛠️ How to Create a Gradient Background Select Your ElementChoose a section, column, or widget where you want to add the gradient. Open Style SettingsNavigate to the Style tab and choose Background Type → Gradient. Choose
🎯 Purpose Background images help define the visual tone of a section, column, or widget—adding depth and style to your layout. Elementor’s tools make it easy to swap, customize, and fine-tune these images with precision. 🛠️ Step-by-Step Editing Select the ElementClick the section, column, or widget where you want to update the background. Go to Style SettingsIn the left-side panel,
🔎 Purpose Elementor allows you to control exactly how background images are displayed inside sections, columns, or widgets. This includes options for position, repeat behavior, size, and responsiveness, helping you design layouts that look polished on all devices. 1. Think of the Container as a Frame Every background image sits inside a frame (the element’s container). Since image and container
Elementor offers several background options, each with customizable effects. Not all types are available for every element. 🎨 1. Classic Background Solid Color or Single Image Customize with color picker or global color Supports image responsiveness and scroll effects: Vertical/Horizontal movement, Blur, Transparency, Scaling Hover and mouse interaction effects available 🌈 2. Gradient Background Blends two colors Choose Linear (angle-based)
The border radius tool allows you to adjust the shape of elements by rounding their corners. Borders come in one of five types: A Solid single line around the element A solid Double line around the element A single Dotted line around the element A single Dashed line around the element A Groove border which appears like a picture frame.
