- Install Elementor:
- Log in to your WordPress dashboard.
- Navigate to “Plugins” > “Add New.”
- Search for “Elementor” and click “Install Now” and then “Activate.”
- Create a New Page or Edit an Existing One:
- After activating Elementor, go to “Pages” and either create a new page or edit an existing one.
- Enable Elementor:
- Once you’re in the editor, you’ll see an “Edit with Elementor” button. Click on it to launch the Elementor editor.
- Elementor Editor Interface:
- On the left side, you have the widget panel where you can drag and drop elements onto your page.
- In the center, you have the canvas where you can see and edit your page.
- On the right side, you have the Elementor settings panel where you can customize each element.
- Add Elements to Your Page:
- Drag and drop widgets from the left panel onto your page. Elements could be text, images, buttons, etc.
- Customize Elements:
- Click on any element on the canvas, and you’ll see customization options on the left panel. You can change text, styles, colors, spacing, etc.
- Sections and Columns:
- Elementor uses a structure of sections and columns. You can add sections and divide them into columns to create complex layouts.
- Templates and Blocks:
- Elementor provides pre-designed templates and blocks that you can use. You can access them by clicking on the folder icon in the Elementor editor.
- Preview and Publish:
- Click the “Preview” button to see how your page looks. If you’re satisfied, click “Publish” to make your changes live.
- Save and Reuse:
- Elementor allows you to save your designs as templates, sections, or individual widgets. You can reuse them on other pages.
- Responsive Editing:
- Elementor provides options to edit your page for different device views (desktop, tablet, mobile). Make sure your design looks good on all devices.
Remember that this is just a basic overview, and Elementor is a powerful tool with many features. Exploring and experimenting with the different options will help you get the hang of it.