You have two options to design a webpage using Elementor,
- Using built-in templates within Elementor.
- Starting from scratch and architect a completely new webpage based on your idea.
For the first-timers, I recommend select a template and make changes to it. Several page options are available there in Elementor templates, such as —
- Homepage
- Landing Page
- Product page
- Restaurant page.
- About page
- Service page.
- Gallery page.
- Contact page.
- Course page.
- Project page.
- FAQ page.
- And, many others.
Not only the homepage, but you can easily design any page on your website using Elementor templates.
If you are using the free version of Elementor, you'll have limited template access, but still, you can easily create an awesome webpage by making changes there.
There are also blocks templates available in Elementor which offer you an effortless page building option. Just click and insert a block that you need to design your webpage.
So, we'll select a template and see how to make changes to it.
Let's proceed to the next page.
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71pacerunner
Premium
Great training!
Currently, Jay is using the block editor as the latest plugin to create a homepage.
Anyway, my question is how do you move the blog posts to another page?
What I created using cover page of block editor uses only a portion of my page to show my recent posts at the right side.
Hope you or somebody in the community can help.
Currently, Jay is using the block editor as the latest plugin to create a homepage.
Anyway, my question is how do you move the blog posts to another page?
What I created using cover page of block editor uses only a portion of my page to show my recent posts at the right side.
Hope you or somebody in the community can help.
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JohnAitken1
Premium
I believe if you are in the Boot camp training in phase 1 or 2 there is a training about plug ins and the back office that should take you through set ups.
DrSDas
Premium
Sorry for my late reply as I was away for a few days.
Block Editor is good to use instead of Elementor or Divi if you are not looking for any dynamic features (Meta Slider, Hovering, and more). Definitely, Elementor is one step ahead and a far advanced tool, but if you don't prefer to install another plugin, it's fine to stay with the Block Editor.
"moving blog posts to another page", do you want to highlight your recent blogs on the homepage?
You can use the Blogroll block for that feature.
In case you want to highlight specific blogs/ featured blogs, you have to add those manually using a different block.
Block Editor is good to use instead of Elementor or Divi if you are not looking for any dynamic features (Meta Slider, Hovering, and more). Definitely, Elementor is one step ahead and a far advanced tool, but if you don't prefer to install another plugin, it's fine to stay with the Block Editor.
"moving blog posts to another page", do you want to highlight your recent blogs on the homepage?
You can use the Blogroll block for that feature.
In case you want to highlight specific blogs/ featured blogs, you have to add those manually using a different block.
