Elementor allows you to configure various page settings that affect the overall appearance and behavior of your website’s pages. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to set up Elementor page settings:

1. Create or edit a page in WordPress:

   • Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.
   • Navigate to “Pages” in the admin menu.
   • Choose an existing page to edit or create a new page.

2. Access Elementor page settings:

   • In the page editor, look for the “Edit with Elementor” button. It’s usually located above the page content or in the WordPress toolbar.
   • Click on the “Edit with Elementor” button to launch the Elementor editor.

3. Open the page settings panel:

   • Once you’re in the Elementor editor, look for the settings gear icon at the bottom left corner of the editor interface.
   • Click on the gear icon to open the page settings panel.

4. Configure general settings:

   • In the page settings panel, you’ll find various tabs to configure different settings. The “General” tab is usually selected by default.
   • In the “General” tab, you can set the page title, customize the page URL (permalink), and configure page attributes such as page layout and page template.

5. Customize layout settings:

   • In the “Layout” tab, you can adjust the page’s layout settings.
   • You can choose the page width (full width or boxed), set the content width, and define the gap between sections.

6. Configure background settings:

   • In the “Style” tab, you can customize the page’s background settings.
   • You can set a solid color, gradient, image, or video as the page background.

7. Set page SEO settings:

   • In the “SEO” tab, you can optimize your page for search engines.
   • You can add meta title and description tags, set canonical URLs, and specify social media sharing information.

8. Configure other settings:

   • Depending on your Elementor version and any additional plugins or add-ons you have installed, you may have additional settings tabs available. These tabs can include settings related to typography, responsive settings, custom CSS, and more.

9. Save and update the page:

   • Once you have configured the desired settings, click on the “Update” or “Save” button to save your changes and update the page.

By customizing the Elementor page settings, you can define the overall look, layout, and behavior of your website’s pages. These settings allow you to create a consistent design, optimize your pages for search engines, and ensure a seamless user experience.

Remember to explore and experiment with the various settings available within Elementor to tailor your pages to your specific needs and preferences.