The Text Editor widget now lets you divide text and content into multiple columns, enabling visually structured layouts within a single widget. ✅ Step-by-Step Guide Insert a Text Editor Widget onto your page. Enter your content, which can include paragraphs, lists, or images. Select the number of columns you want (two or more) in the “Columns” field. Adjust the column
Nested elements allow you to place multiple widgets inside other widgets using the flexibility of Flexbox Containers. This means you can embed text, images, buttons, even full layout containers within interactive widgets like Tabs, Accordions, and Menus—giving you greater design freedom and content complexity. 🧩 Where You’ll Use It Nested elements can be used in many core widgets, such as:
🎯 Purpose The Divider widget adds subtle or bold visual breaks between sections, content blocks, or within layouts—helping improve readability and visual structure while enhancing design flow. ⚙️ Key Features & Configuration Type and Style Choose between solid, dashed, dotted, double, or none. Control line weight, color, and opacity for tailored design accents. Width and Alignment Set a custom width
🎯 What It Is Absolute positioning removes an element from the normal document flow and anchors it relative to its closest positioned ancestor (e.g., a section or column). This gives precise control over placement. 📍 When to Use It Overlapping elements (e.g., icons on images) Custom layouts not achievable via standard layouts Precise control for floating graphics or sticky elements
🎯 What Is Z-Index? Z-Index is a CSS property used to control the stacking order of elements that overlap each other. Elements with a higher Z-Index value appear on top, while those with lower values sit underneath. This is essential when creating designs with layers, overlays, or interactive elements that need to remain visible above others. 📍 Where to Set
🎯 Purpose The Template widget allows you to embed any saved Elementor template—such as sections, pages, headers, footers, single post or archive templates—into other pages. This promotes design consistency and saves time by reusing components across your site. ➕ How to Use It Add the Widget Insert the Template widget into your layout where you want to reuse a saved
🎯 Purpose The Spacer widget adds empty space between elements on your page. It’s a simple yet powerful tool for improving layout structure and visual balance without adding actual content. ➕ How to Use It Drag the Spacer widget into any section or column where you need vertical spacing. Adjust its height using a slider or numeric input to increase
🎯 Purpose A visual element that inserts a straight, vertical line to separate content, enhance structure, or add a refined design accent between sections or columns. ➕ How to Add Drag and drop the Vertical Divider widget into a section or column layout. It creates a standalone vertical line by default, but can be positioned alongside other elements as needed.
🌟 Purpose The Inner Section widget enables you to nest one section within another, effectively adding another layer of layout control. It’s ideal for building more complex page structures and organizing content within an existing section. ➕ How to Add In the Elementor editor, access the Widgets panel. Drag and drop the Inner Section widget into any section or column.
