Everything you see on a page is Elementor content you can change. The design (colours, fonts, spacing) comes from the Elementor kit and the theme, so a change in one place updates the whole site.
Edit a page
- Go to Pages, hover the page and click Edit with Elementor.
- Click any text to change it; click a picture and choose Choose image to replace it.
- Open the Navigator (the layers icon) to see the page’s sections by name and to select or move them.
- Click Publish (or Update) to save.
The themes use free Elementor widgets only, so every page stays editable without Elementor Pro.
Global colours and fonts
- In the Elementor editor, open the menu (top left) and choose Site Settings.
- Global Colors: change a colour and every button, link, band and mark that uses it updates. Each theme’s docs list its colours and what each one is for.
- Global Fonts: the theme’s display, interface, body and button fonts. The fonts are bundled with the theme (no Google Fonts requests).
Change colours in Site Settings, not in single widgets: the theme’s CSS reads the global colours. Keep enough contrast between text and its background.
Top bar and footer
The top bar and the footer are Elementor templates: go to Templates → Saved Templates and edit the theme’s Top bar or Footer. The header itself (logo, menu, header button) is part of the theme.
Logo, menu and header button
- Logo: Appearance → Customize → Site Identity → Logo. Without a logo the theme shows its brand mark and your site title.
- Menu: Appearance → Menus. Drag items under another item for a dropdown; on phones the menu opens as a panel.
- Header button: Appearance → Customize → (theme name) options: the button text and link. Leave the text empty to hide the button.
Blog
Posts are normal WordPress posts. The latest posts appear on pages through the shortcode [ltel_posts number="3"] in Elementor’s Shortcode widget (free Elementor has no Posts widget). Set the posts page in Settings → Reading.
The footer credit
Free shows a small credit line in the footer, which must stay. With Pro, tick Hide the theme credit in the footer in Appearance → Customize → (theme name) options.