Use Elementor Only on Pages
Limits Elementor to the post types you choose (pages by default), so the "Edit with Elementor" button disappears from blog posts and other content types.
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Limits Elementor to the post types you choose (pages by default), so the "Edit with Elementor" button disappears from blog posts and other content types.
Opens specific pages, or pages using certain templates, in the classic editor while everything else keeps the block editor.
Restores the classic Widgets screen and Customizer widget panel instead of the block-based widget editor.
Adds a small set of classes, such as has-shadow, is-rounded, has-hover-lift and text-balance, that editors can type into any block's "Additional CSS class" field.
Replaces the plain description box on the category and tag edit screens with the visual editor, and keeps headings, lists, images and links that WordPress would otherwise strip.
Shows a warning in the block editor when a post contains an H1 heading block, since the post title is already the page's H1 and a second one muddles the outline.
Lists image blocks whose original file is larger than a size you set, such as 1 MB, in the block editor's publish panel, so heavy photos get replaced before they slow down the page.
Shows a warning in the block editor when another post or page already has the same title, so you avoid confusing duplicates in search results, menus and your own lists.
Shows a prominent warning at the top of the editor when someone opens an important page, such as the homepage, checkout or a landing page, reminding them to be careful.
Emails editors and the admin every Monday with the posts scheduled to publish in the coming week, so everyone knows what is going live and when.
Makes the writing area of the block editor wider, giving more room on large screens without changing how the site looks to visitors.
Lets writers set a target word count for each post in the editor sidebar and shows a progress bar that fills as they write, handy for briefs and freelance work.
Adds a block category named after your site to the top of the block inserter and moves custom blocks with a chosen namespace into it, so editors find your bespoke blocks first.
Adds a "Site guide" tab to the Help panel of the post and page editing screens with your own instructions, such as image sizes, tone of voice or who to contact.
Lets only chosen roles open particular forums and their topics, for example a "Staff" forum for editors or a "VIP" forum for paying members.