I'm impressed by the easiness to how you improvise on the spot to create so many things. I just hope one day I'll be half as good and comfortable as you. LOL
I visited all your container videos, I was very wrong about it, thank God I didn't start creating my website before I saw your tutorials, the container is way better than those sections, I created a mega menu with it, and I got better speed.
You don't have to specify the height of the text-editor to 180px. No need to calculate the height either. Just set size to GROW (Advanced > Layout > Size) and it will fill the leftover space in the container.
Thanks, but Im assuming this isnt very flexible though? How responsive is it ? Wont some of the heights and widths go out of alignment without creating new values for different browser widths?
You would adjust accordingly, and I recommend using clamp to get the look you want. The simplest method is to apply 50% width per item for Tablets and 100% width for mobiles.
Very nice. Especially with images I have problems to fit them completely in the container. My experience is you have to play around a lot with the resolution of the image itself. Container Jungle...
Two questions bro. 1. Removing container Vs Adding custom CSS. which one effect more for page speed ? 2. if we set custom css. do we have to add separate custom css for mobile and tablet breakpoints ?. otherwise it will stay 200px for mobile too. sometimes it's too much and we want 150px or something
Yup, Custom CSS would remove some unnecessary code and improve PSI, but only by a small amount. You'll need to use @media syntax to handle the differing breakpoints.
Hi, I have a problem, after editing the position of the element in Elementor, the preview page on different browsers shows different results, what is the problem?🥲
I'm impressed by the easiness to how you improvise on the spot to create so many things. I just hope one day I'll be half as good and comfortable as you. LOL
An excellent video mate! Thank you so much!!!
thankful for the tips on elementor and boosting page speeds for all designers 🎉 happy new year web squadron!
Beautiful delivery again, Imran! Thank you. I think this will almost solve the CSS Grid crazy for complex layouts. Your creativity is just amazing!
Thanks again!
Wow. This is brilliant! Will definitely help with the DOM and page speed.
Indeed a good tip...
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Stay Blessed
Wow it helped me a lot thank you so much
Thank you it helped me alot !!
Big thanks
I visited all your container videos, I was very wrong about it, thank God I didn't start creating my website before I saw your tutorials, the container is way better than those sections, I created a mega menu with it, and I got better speed.
Great man !
Thankyou 👍
Has the inner sections element been removed?
Yup. Just add containers into containers
You don't have to specify the height of the text-editor to 180px. No need to calculate the height either.
Just set size to GROW (Advanced > Layout > Size) and it will fill the leftover space in the container.
Thanks :)
Thanks, but Im assuming this isnt very flexible though? How responsive is it ? Wont some of the heights and widths go out of alignment without creating new values for different browser widths?
You would adjust accordingly, and I recommend using clamp to get the look you want. The simplest method is to apply 50% width per item for Tablets and 100% width for mobiles.
how to make this layout can you plz explain. i meed the same
The video explains it
Great video, but I don't think you mentioned adding CSS is only Pro version of Elementor?
You can add CSS into your Theme Customiser, Code Snippets, and other ways, so it's still doable :)
Very nice. Especially with images I have problems to fit them completely in the container. My experience is you have to play around a lot with the resolution of the image itself. Container Jungle...
Yup. Sometimes you got to compromise a little on the images if allowed.
Two questions bro.
1. Removing container Vs Adding custom CSS. which one effect more for page speed ?
2. if we set custom css. do we have to add separate custom css for mobile and tablet breakpoints ?. otherwise it will stay 200px for mobile too. sometimes it's too much and we want 150px or something
Yup, Custom CSS would remove some unnecessary code and improve PSI, but only by a small amount.
You'll need to use @media syntax to handle the differing breakpoints.
good
Man I’m so grateful for your Elementor videos. 🫡
Hi, I have a problem, after editing the position of the element in Elementor, the preview page on different browsers shows different results, what is the problem?🥲
Are you using % or Pxs for the margin, padding, sizing? Difficult to know without doing a 1-2-1 consultation.