When you launch the Elementor Editor, you’ll encounter an intuitive and user-friendly interface that allows you to design and customize your website’s pages visually. Let’s explore the key elements and features of the Elementor interface:

1. Canvas:

   • The canvas is the central area of the editor where you build your page.
   • It displays a visual representation of your page’s layout and content.
   • You can drag and drop elements onto the canvas and arrange them as desired.

2. Elements Panel:

   • The Elements panel is located on the left-hand side of the editor.
   • It contains a vast library of widgets and elements that you can use to build your page.
   • The elements are categorized into sections, such as Basic, General, Pro, WordPress, WooCommerce, etc.
   • To add an element to your page, simply drag and drop it from the Elements panel onto the canvas.

3. Navigator:

   • The Navigator panel is situated on the left-hand side of the editor, below the Elements panel.
   • It provides an overview of the elements and sections on your page.
   • You can use the Navigator to easily select and navigate to specific elements, especially when dealing with complex page designs.

4. Top Bar:

   • The top bar of the Elementor interface contains several important options and buttons.
   • The “+” icon allows you to add a new section to your page.
   • The folder icon represents the Templates library, where you can access pre-designed templates to use on your page.
   • The mobile and tablet icons enable you to switch between different device views and customize the responsive design of your page.
   • The eye icon allows you to preview your page in a separate tab.
   • The floppy disk icon is used to save your changes.
   • The arrow icon represents the history panel, where you can view and manage your undo/redo history.

5. Side Panel:

   • The side panel is located on the left-hand side of the editor.
   • It contains various settings and options specific to the selected element or section.
   • When you select an element or section on the canvas, the side panel displays the corresponding settings for customization.
   • The side panel allows you to modify the content, styling, layout, and other properties of the selected element.

6. Bottom Panel:

   • The bottom panel appears at the bottom of the editor interface.
   • It includes options like responsive mode, global settings, and the publish/update button.
   • The responsive mode allows you to preview and customize your page’s appearance for different device views.
   • The global settings button enables you to access global styling options that affect multiple elements across your entire website.

7. Contextual Menu:

   • The contextual menu appears when you right-click on an element or section on the canvas.
   • It provides quick access to common actions and options for the selected element.
   • The contextual menu allows you to duplicate, delete, edit, or customize the settings of the selected element.

These are the main components of the Elementor interface. As you explore and experiment with the interface, you’ll discover additional features and options that enhance your page-building experience. Elementor’s intuitive design and comprehensive set of tools empower you to create visually stunning and highly customized pages for your website.