Millions of Elementor fans are going to be really happy to know that Envato just made their lives a lot easier, with their launch of Elementor Template Kits. That’s right. Envato Elements now has a special category of design assets: Elementor Template Kits. At the moment, there are 218 Template Kits to choose from, but
Although I normally use the default WordPress editor to write my blog posts, I am choosing to use Elementor for this particular post because I want to test out a new 3rd-party Elementor addon called Designer Powerup for Elementor. Designer Powerup currently has 11 main features, but there are only a few that really intrigue
I don’t talk much about 3rd-party Elementor addons, but there are quite a few of them these days. Usually when someone asks, which addon should I purchase, I tell them, “get the one you need for your project”. I mean, no matter how many cool widgets an addon comes with, if you don’t need any
For this demo, I created a tongue-in-cheek team member page, with a photo and bio for the profile of each “staff member”. For desktop, we want to alternate each layout, photo left / bio right, photo right / bio left for each member. We also want each profile to fill the entire viewable area of