Elementor Nested Elements | Overview and Tutorial

In this video, we will be covering the basics of Elementor Nested Elements. This powerful feature allows you to create complex designs with ease by grouping multiple elements together.

Nested Elements allows for the efficient nesting of various elements within one another, utilizing the capabilities of Flexbox Containers. Just as containers can be nested within one another to an infinite degree, Nested Elements enables the embedding of any element, including widgets and additional containers, within a parent element.

We will start by giving an overview of how Nested Elements work and then move on to a step-by-step tutorial on how to use them. By the end of this video, you will have a solid understanding of how to take advantage of this feature to enhance your website design. So, whether you're a beginner or an experienced Elementor user, this tutorial is for you.

[quinetenteriennarien]

Hi Enmanuel! Great video. It's nice to have you back on YouTube! Can you please make a video for 2023 on "How to connect canva website to existing domain on hostgator"??? That would be super helpful! Thanks a lot Enmanuel

[mahalakshmi]

I have four tabs on a single page. In the menu bar, there are sub-menu options and tabs name are some. How can I set it up so that clicking on a sub-menu redirects to the corresponding tab?

[teretahui]

Hi, Enmanuel Diaz. I'm a beginner of wordpress and I watched your video to learn how to using Wordpress elementor to design the website. But now I met a problem, I using three elementor template to build the websit, and I cann't using theme builder to insert the website header and footer? How to solve this problem?

[marcpovell]

Hiya Enmanuel, you ask US for ideas on future video guides, well heres a MASSIVE one, as no body seems to give that Clear Version, they just talk about it but never show us.
How about you show us your process from start to finish, the whole process of "Handing off your site to a client"
Even down to the "Final" configurations of the working site, there you wanted a challenge :)
I dare you...

[lisarkippen]

Elementor is great. But I want to focus on using Gutenberg. I also love the classic editor.