October 9, 2020 admin No Comments

Elementor is a free website builder plugin for WordPress. Essentially, it gives you a drag-and-drop interface for WordPress, making your work process similar to what you get with popular website builders such as Wix or Squarespace.

You can choose a ready-made template or build your own feature-rich site with elements you can place wherever you like – no coding knowledge required.

Once you install Elementor Pro Nulled:

• You can create new pages or a new site with any style, layout, or functionality you need. You aren’t limited to what your current WordPress theme offers.
• You can keep your current theme, as Elementor works with all WordPress themes (as long as you have Version 5.0 or higher of WordPress).
• You’ll get an entirely separate (and much more intuitive) editor to work with. You won’t have to use WordPress’s native editing interface.
• You’ll be editing your pages or site from the front end, which means that you see exactly what your visitors see in their browser – no need to constantly save drafts and preview.

Sure, there are other builders out there that offer similar features, but they usually come with some big drawback: either they have awesome editing features but there’s no free plan, or they do have a free plan but with far fewer templates (that don’t look as good, either).

Elementor really does set you free, in more ways than one. Let’s take a closer look at what it lets you do.

300+ Ready-Made Templates

As a professional designer, I approve of Elementor’s templates! Even if you have no eye for design, they make it easy for you to create beautiful, professional-looking websites. There are two template types: full-length page templates (called Pages) and smaller, individual elements (called Blocks).

Use a Page

The easiest way to get started with Elementor is to use a pre-designed template. Elementor has 150+, with around 40 of them available for free. (Annoyingly, you can’t filter by “free” and instead have to check manually for the small “Pro” tag in the corner of each template.)