Getting Started with Elementor

Elementor is a great plugin for building good-looking WordPress posts and pages without having to fiddle with codes, making the process of creating blog posts so much fun, even for the WordPress newbie.-

I would, however, like to sound a bit of warning on how you use Elementor and other page builders.

Those great-looking designs completely disappear when you deactivate a page builder, leaving you with scattered-looking WordPress pages and posts on your WordPress site.

Although Elementor doesn't turn out as bad as other page builders, you still need to be aware of this. Some page builders actually leave you with shortcodes on your pages when you deactivate them.

I suggest that you limit the blog posts that you create with Elementor, that's if your blog contains a lot of posts. Also, build a list of all pages and posts that you create with Elementor.

That way, you will be able to track them all and edit them when the need arises.

And finally, keep a copy of all pages and posts created with Elementor, so if anything arises after you have deactivated the plugin, it would be easy to update all the pages and posts.

That said; let's get into the business of today which is creating a blog post with Elementor.