Elementor Pro and Crocoblock both extend the core Elementor plugin with new features and capabilities. In this post, you’ll learn how these two add-ons compare so that you can choose the right tool(s) for your Elementor websites.
The Elementor Pro 3.5 update has been released! The update’s aim is to bring new customization features to its WooCommerce builder. In this post, we look at the ‘Cart’, ‘Checkout,’ and ‘My Account’ widgets.
Building a website doesn’t have to be difficult. This quick guide will take you from beginner to beautiful site in no time. Whether it’s your first website or you’re looking for a better, simpler way to bring your business to the web, this guide to the basics will have you building and online before you know it.
In this post, we’ll take a look at three of the biggest new features to come to Elementor recently: full website kits, custom breakpoints, and the Elementor Academy.
Visual Composer offers a visual, drag-and-drop design experience for WordPress users. You can use it to create posts and pages, theme templates, popups, and more. In our hands-on Visual Composer review, we’ll take a deeper look at this popular design tool.
The Elementor page builder plugin has gone from strength to strength since launch, to become one of the most popular solutions for creating stellar WordPress layouts.
In this post, we’ll look at Elementor’s impact after five years of rapid growth.
Nelio Unlocker is an interesting new tool that eliminates page builder and website builder lock-in. With one click, you can convert any content into the same design using the WordPress block editor (Gutenberg). It works for WordPress page builders, website builders like Squarespace, and more.
WordPress or Squarespace? In this post, we’ll compare WordPress vs Squarespace to help you pick the best platform based on your needs.
Master Addons adds a number of new options to Elementor, including both new widgets and new features. For example, you’ll be able to use dynamic conditions to control whether or not widgets appear, create mega menus with Elementor, use custom responsive breakpoints, and lots more. Keep reading for a hands-on look at everything this plugin has to offer…
Website builders and WordPress page builders have both been rising in popularity. Owing to the sheer large number of new websites being built, and with more and more businesses now looking to go online, tools and solutions that make it easy for people to build sites are growing in stature.
However, considering the fact that website builders and WordPress page builders serve more or less the same purpose, which one should you choose and why?
Premium Addons for Elementor comes in both a free and premium version and adds 50+ new Elementor widgets and add-ons, plus a variety of templates. It’ll have you embedding pricing tables, image layers, charts, content switchers, plus a whole lot more.
In my Premium Addons for Elementor review, I’ll share more about what exactly you get with the plugin. Then, I’ll take you hands-on and show you some of my favorite new widgets and features.
The new WordPress Block Editor is intriguing, but very limiting. At the same time, traditional page builder tools can be overwhelmingly complex. If you’re looking to easily create better posts and pages, it can help to find a simple yet flexible alternative. That’s where the new Mong9 Editor plugin comes in – and in this post, we’ll show you how it works!
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