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Elementor Components

Elementor Core Basic

Elementor contains numerous components developers can modify to extend Elementor’s capabilities. This section contains a list of components currently covered by this documentation.

Available Components

Below is a list of Elementor components, along with a short description and links to more in-depth information:

  • Widgets

    Elementor contains dozens of useful widgets in the widgets panel. Developers can create their own widgets, introducing advanced functionality not currently present in Elementor.

  • Controls

    Elementor Controls are input fields and UI elements used to construct an interface. Developers can customize the available settings and change the design in the editor’s preview area.

  • Dynamic Tags

    Dynamic Tags are used to insert customized data based on various sources. Addon developers can create a wide range of dynamic tags, and even use external APIs to pull data to Elementor.

  • Form Actions

    Form actions are tasks taken after a visitor has submitted form data. An action can send the form data by email, redirect to a different page, or send the data to an external service.

  • Form Fields

    Form fields help users to create web forms using the Elementor Form widget. Addon developers can extend the dozens of built-in field types to add new field types.

  • Themes Conditions

    The theme builder uses a condition-based mechanism to display template. The mechanism cover the native WordPress Template Hierarchy, but developers can add additional conditions.

  • Themes Locations

    The theme builder transformed Elementor from a page builder to a full site builder. Theme developers can make their themes “Elementor compatible” with theme locations.

  • Context Menu

    When editing elements in the preview area, right clicking an element accesses actions that can be applied via a context menu. Custom actions can be added to these context menus.

  • Finder

    The finder offers easy access to many pages and settings on the site. Developers can extend the finder, adding and removing items and categories.

More Components

As Elementor grows, we will be adding documentation for more components. This is part of our fundamental commitment to encourage and support third-party developers. As part of this process, we are doing everything possible to simplify our codebase, making it easier for external developers to implement their ideas within the Elementor infrastructure.