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🎨🖌️ Page Design & Content Creation

Gutenberg, Default WordPress Editor

What is WordPress Gutenberg?

Gutenberg is the modern block-based editor introduced in WordPress, allowing users to create pages with a visual drag-and-drop experience. Instead of using a single text area like the Classic Editor, Gutenberg uses blocks for text, images, buttons, embeds, and other elements.

How to Edit a Page Using Gutenberg?

Access the Editor:
- Log in to your WordPress dashboard.
- Navigate to Pages → All Pages.
- Click Edit on the page you want to update.
Adding and Modifying Content:
- Click the + (Add Block) button to insert elements like text, images, buttons, lists, and more.
- Use the toolbar to format text, align content, or adjust block settings.
- Drag and rearrange blocks to organize your page layout.
Using Block Settings:
- Each block has its own settings available in the right sidebar.
- You can adjust text size, colors, backgrounds, and spacing for better design.
Publishing and Saving Changes:
- Click Preview to check how your page looks before publishing.
- Click Update to save your changes.
- Click Publish if it’s a new page.

👉 Best for: Beginners who want a simple, built-in WordPress editor without installing additional plugins.

Editing Pages with the Classic Editor

Install and activate the Classic Editor plugin from the WordPress Plugin Directory.
Go to Settings → Writing and select Classic Editor as your default editor.

How to Edit a Page with the Classic Editor?

Access the Classic Editor:
- Navigate to Pages → All Pages.
- Click Edit on the page you want to modify.
Editing Content:
- Add text, images, and media using the toolbar (bold, italic, alignment, links, etc.).
- Use the Add Media button to insert images and videos.
- Switch between Visual and Text (HTML) mode if you need to add custom code.
Publishing and Saving Changes:
- Click Save Draft if you’re not ready to publish.
- Click Preview to check the design.
- Click Update to apply changes or Publish if it’s a new page.

👉 Best for: Users who prefer the traditional WordPress interface without blocks.

Editing Pages with Elementor & Elementor Pro

What is Elementor?

Elementor is a drag-and-drop page builder that lets you design beautiful, custom pages without coding. It replaces the standard WordPress editor with a live visual editor, allowing full control over layouts, typography, and design elements.

Elementor Free vs. Elementor Pro

✅ Elementor Free: Basic widgets (text, images, buttons, etc.), responsive design, and simple customization.
✅ Elementor Pro: Advanced widgets (forms, sliders, pop-ups), theme builder, WooCommerce support, and custom templates.

How to Edit a Page with Elementor?

Open a Page in Elementor:
- Navigate to Pages → All Pages.
- Click Edit with Elementor on the page you want to modify.
Using the Elementor Interface:
- Left Panel: Contains widgets (text, images, buttons, etc.).
- Right Panel: Live preview of your page.
Adding & Customizing Elements:
- Drag and drop widgets onto the page.
- Click on any element to edit text, images, colors, and spacing.
- Use pre-built templates for faster design.
Using Elementor Pro Features (If Installed):
- Access Theme Builder to create headers, footers, and custom templates.
- Use Pop-up Builder for lead generation.
- Integrate with WooCommerce for eCommerce pages.
Saving and Publishing Changes:
- Click Preview to see how the page looks.
- Click Update to save changes or Publish if it’s a new page.

👉 Best for: Users who want complete design control with an intuitive drag-and-drop interface.

Which Page Editor Should You Use?

Feature	Gutenberg (Default)	Classic Editor	Elementor (Free & Pro)
Ease of Use	✅ Moderate	✅ Simple	✅ Very Easy
Customization	⭐⭐	⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Drag & Drop	❌ No	❌ No	✅ Yes
Pre-Built Templates	❌ No	❌ No	✅ Yes (Pro)
Best for Beginners?	✅ Yes	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Best for Advanced Users?	❌ No	❌ No	✅ Yes (Pro)