In this class we are going to see in depth the integration with Elementor, an interesting visual developer of which you already have some courses here at .com.
Those of you who have tried it on your own and already master Elementor, it will not be a great discovery, however, we are going to see everything here, in the context of the theme that we are using to centralize everything and review some detail that we could have left out in the Elementor courses. !Let’s go there!
9.1 – Elementor Settings
We are going to configure a few details in Elementor that can make a difference when integrating with the Theme options.
We already have it, we centralize the part of the design of fonts and colors from the theme so that it is applied to the entire web designed with Elementor.
9.2 – Shortcodes
We have seen in those previous Elementor courses how we can create shortcodes with the templates we designed. On the other hand, we have already seen with GeneratePress how and where to put custom content, be it text, html and shortcodes. Let’s put it into practice.
As you can see, we can do many things, automate with hooks and rules, use templates and much more. The only limit is your imagination. 🙂
Many of these things can be done with third-party plugins and we would have even more options, but if we don’t need it, we do it like this and save another plugin with its load, its dependencies, etc.
And up to this class, in which it is not necessary that I give you homework, I think you have a new and wide range of options that you will be wanting to try. Give it a shot and ask me what you want in the intranet support form. See you in the last class! 🙂
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