3 Reasons to Choose Theme Builder Over Themes - Monday Masterclass

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In this Monday MasterClass, we examine the advantages of the Elementor Theme Builder and ways that we use it to design and build websites far beyond the limitations of themes in WordPress.

This episode covers a lot of valuable web-building information for all levels looking to learn:

The difference between Themes and Templates in WordPress
How to create headers, single pages and other website elements with Theme Builder
How designs built using Theme Builder are unaffected when changing or updating a theme
How to create multiple variations of website elements (e.g. single pages), and assigning dynamic attributes (e.g. page type, category, author) to these variations
How to add sharing buttons, social links, etc. to a website elements without using code

Learn more about using Theme Builder to create headers and footers with menus, popups with subscription forms and more:

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Everyone commenting about his shirt, you have been played. This is their genius idea to increase the engagement on their YouTube videos.

sanketbhor

I use Elementor with just the simple hello theme or sometimes a theme with less options. I usually try to convert my clients into not buying a particular theme because a lot of themes tend to be overly complicated.

LanceHowell

Excellent, keep doing lots more videos on Theme Builder. I've been searching everywhere for an Elementor-friendly template for a small-scale vacation rental business, and they don't exist (just large, multi-property themes, nothing at all for a 'mom and pop' sized rental business). So now, I can just Hello and Theme Builder and presto, I can create my own. Awesome!

harbourdogNL

The single most elegant visual interface for building most of those sites in the middle of the bell curve. With a theme builder, it's much more of a main designer's interactive tool.

brendanpotash

I was using the Neve theme for all clients. You have convinced me to switch to Hello.

koushikkantisaha

Great job Nip-boy. I was just about to start a re-build and you have definitely inspired me to try the Theme Builder approach....and to clean out some of my OWN wardrobe. 😉

securityvlogger

Maaaan your shirt is so small. You should ask Santa to bring you a bigger one :D :D

michalgazdik

I really love the combination of the Hello theme and Elementor Pro Theme Builder. The only thing that I miss from themes like Astra (and Astra Pro) is the ability to do extensive global settings for typography and colors. The Style Kits for Elementor plugin solves almost all of this problem for the Hello Theme but it doesn't provide global control over the various heading levels (h1, h2, ..., h6). On the other hand Style Kits does a better job of giving me control over global settings than Astra Pro.

What would be an amazing addition to Elementor would be the ability to set global settings for EVERY element. Perhaps this would be a good extension to theme builder as a part of a rich featured Customizer option that is highly integrated with Elementor. (One Suggestion, if you were to implement this idea you should provide options for setting global defaults of each element for either a "normal" and dark theme option.)

With the addition of a global settings customizer option I believe there would be nothing that you could not do with the Elementor theme builder, completely eliminating the need for having any theme except the Hello theme installed (to keep Wordpress happy).

steveervin

LOVE this video! SO useful! I didn't know elementor had its own theme. Installing it now!

josephjeremiahSUNn

The problem with solely using elementor for the header etc and not the theme is that a theme can do more slick things with the header i.e sticky on scroll, shrink etc...these effects are not yet available natively in elementor and should be included. Also don't styling is lacking compared to using a theme. If elementor had a few more features for header sticky and shrink and better control over font styling and control throughout the site, then I wouldn't rely so much on a theme.

wgm

We can't make header and footer in the free version of elementor
And we can't buy the pro version in India because paying doest work

abdullahabdulaziz

I use Theme Builder but with Astra Pro. I tried Hello theme, but I found that there was no easy way to globally style headings, text, buttons etc. I'd have to do them on every new elementor widget. And if clients add new sections, they'd have to style it too, which I want to avoid. Can you advise how to do that with Hello? Thanks :)

Simon-sly

FYI the link you reference for ▸ Create a Complete Website with Theme Builder actually links to a video for creating customised headers.

harbourdogNL

Amazing how you avoid talking about rubbish website performances. Install any layout pack, you'll end up with HUGE loading times. Who cares about nice looking website if the bounce rate is 100%

elevageduchampdesmerles

ERROR I FOUND IN ELEMENTOR!!!
When you use a Theme and you modify the crap out of it it works great. Until you generate Critical CSS cache
like with WP-Rocket
what is the bug? the critical CSS will be generated based on the theme instead of the elementary settings.
AKA let say the theme has green buttons and green text. With elementor you change the color to red.
when you create the critical css cache it will use green, so when you load the page for the first time all the elements are the default theme color
in this case green. until the main CSS loads in and it pops back to red.
(this is the temporary fix)
use the WP-rocket helper plugin to disable critical CSS cache. But if you guys know a better way PLZ share it here!!!

marfnl