Elementor CSS Assistant-Elementor CSS customization help

Example

Adding custom shadows, changing font styles, or adjusting margins for a specific widget.

Scenario

A user wants to add a unique box-shadow to an image gallery widget that isn’t available in Elementor's standard settings. The assistant provides the necessary CSS code to achieve this and explains where to insert it in Elementor's 'Advanced' settings.

Example

Identifying and fixing overlapping elements, misaligned sections, or responsiveness problems.

Scenario

A user notices that a button overlaps with text when viewed on mobile devices. The assistant helps diagnose the issue (e.g., missing padding or margin) and offers CSS code to resolve it, ensuring the layout looks correct across devices.

Example

Creating hover effects, fade-ins, or scroll-based animations with custom CSS.

Scenario

A user wants a specific text block to fade in when scrolling down the page. The assistant provides a detailed explanation of CSS animations and transitions, along with code snippets to achieve this effect within Elementor.

Example

Adjusting styles based on device screen sizes (e.g., hiding elements on mobile or resizing fonts).

Scenario

A user needs their heading text to appear larger on desktop but smaller on mobile devices. The assistant explains how to use CSS media queries to modify the text size according to different screen sizes, improving the website’s responsiveness.

Example

Changing the appearance of multiple sections or widgets across the website with a single CSS rule.

Scenario

A user wants to update all the buttons on their website to have rounded corners and a specific hover color. The assistant provides global CSS that applies these styles site-wide, allowing for consistent and efficient styling.