🎯 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
🎯 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
🏗️ 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,
🧩 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 →
