🏗️ Padding (Inside Space) What it is: Space added inside a widget, column, or section—between its content and its border/edge. Use it to: Prevent text or images from touching container edges Add breathing room within colored backgrounds or bordered areas Balance visual weight around content How it works: Can be set in pixels, percentages, em/rem units Adjustable per side: top,
🌟 Purpose Alignment settings in Elementor allow you to control how content is positioned vertically and horizontally within sections and columns. These controls are essential for creating balanced, structured layouts—especially when content blocks differ in size or height. 🧭 Vertical Alignment Options You can align content vertically within a section or column using the following options: Top – Aligns all
🔍 What It Is Scroll Snap is a feature that allows each section of a webpage to automatically “snap” into place as the user scrolls. It provides a smooth, slide-like navigation experience, ensuring each section is fully visible and aligned within the viewport. ✨ Benefits Creates a more guided, structured scrolling experience. Keeps visitors focused on one section at a
🧩 Why It Happens Extra spacing at the top or bottom of your page is usually caused by your WordPress theme, not Elementor itself. Many themes automatically include padding or empty areas such as headers, footers, or top bars—even if you’re not using them. 🛠️ Step-by-Step Fixes 1. Adjust Theme Settings Open the WordPress Customizer by going to Appearance →
1. What it does: Viewport Control in Elementor sets when scroll-based effects start and stop based on how far an element has entered the visible screen (viewport). 2. How viewport is measured: 0% = Element just enters screen from bottom. 50% = Element’s center is at the center of the screen. 100% = Element is fully past the top
Default Layout Select your own structure by using the plus icon Flexbox Grid Important properties include: Direction of the items Adjust spacing using Justify content in flexbox containers Adjust spacing using Justify items in grid containers Container width: Default is boxed, which means that while the container takes the full width of the viewport, it’s content takes the width as specified
