Blog – The Plus Addons for Elementor

The update badge showed up in my dashboard the Monday after WordCamp US. WordPress 7.1, “Mary Lou.” My cursor hovered over the blue button, and then I did the one thing every Elementor site owner should do before a major-version jump: I closed the tab and opened staging instead.

I have watched too many “quick updates” turn into a Saturday of rolling back a c...

A few weeks ago I watched a designer on our team rebuild the same photo wall three times in one afternoon. She had a clean CSS Grid, but every row lined up like brickwork, with awkward empty space under the shorter images. What she actually wanted was the staggered, gap free look you see on Pinterest, where tall and short cards nest together and nothing floats in a de...

The Plus Addons for Elementor 6.5.0 is here, for both Free and Pro. The front end got lighter, the accordion became properly keyboard operable, and we retired three widgets that had stopped earning their place.

That last one is the part we spent the most time on. Retiring a widget usually means somebody’s two-year-old page quietly loses cont...

There is a specific kind of frustration that comes with glassmorphism. You write the CSS, reload the page, and nothing happens. No blur, no glass. The element just sits there, flat.

MDN documents this exact scenario. It describes the cause as “a common source of confusion when backdrop-filter appears to have no visible effect despite being correctly appl...

The first time I shipped a monthly and yearly pricing toggle, I copied a snippet off a tutorial site, dropped it into the page, and moved on. It looked right. Two weeks later a customer wrote in to say he could not switch between the two prices at all. He was navigating with a keyboard, and the control I had shipped was a styled div with a click listener bolted on. Hi...