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Configure page settings

Last Update: December 12, 2023

Access the page settings

Page Settings allows you to control and edit basic information about your page. Here you can give your page a name, featured image, and background.  

  To access the page settings:

  1. Click the gear icon vLn0cWiSK7VTh8GYKmxL0hgEBOtFx0inBsSYdMxQ LBCItutuwhTKL3y6DIpnW8yYEs2bHDtv8M5JAhNo 4Ntqia6863sgkbOB OqYexhPY mCL8EQ 6QuzzNQWUdvTu7pt95i1gfSzJQGqOJu7YHA Configure page settings 73 located on the top bar. 

1 Clikc the cog to access page settings 1 Configure page settings 75

The Page Settings panel appears on the left.

2 The Pages settings menu will appear in the panel redone Configure page settings 77

Configure the Page Settings

The appearance and options of the Page Settings may vary somewhat according to to the page content.

Settings Panel 2 Configure page settings 79

Rename your page by entering a new name Title text box.

Use the dropdown menu to change the publishing state of your page. 

Your page can have one of four statuses:

  • Draft: Still being worked on, not ready for visitors. Only accessible to those with proper permission. 
  • Pending Review: Waiting for someone with publishing permission to make it accessible to visitors.
  • Private: Not for public viewing. Only available to those with proper permission.
  • Published: Visible to website visitors.

Add a short description of the page’s contents. Can be useful when creating archive pages. 

You can add a featured image to represent your page. A featured image. These images help boost your SEP score and are often shown when displaying search results.

A numerical value assigned to the page. Can be useful especially if you’re arranging your pages in a hierarchy.

Toggle to allow visitors to leave comments about your page. Good for visitor engagement.

Some creators prefer working on an empty canvas.

Toggle to Yes to prevent the  page title from displaying on the canvas.

Use the dropdown menu to select how you would like this page to display on the canvas.

Default: The default setting is determined by the site settings.  

Elementor Canvas: Shows the page layout without showing the the header and footer. This layout is good for landing pages and other pages where the header and footer may not be displayed.

Elementor Full Width: Show the page laid out across the full screen while displaying the header and footer.

Theme: Shows the page as defined by the theme layout. 

Style tab Configure page settings 81

Using Margins and Padding to help control the page layout.

For more details, see Padding and margins.

 

Give your page a background. This background can be a color, image or video. 

For more details, see Create a Background

Advanced tab Configure page settings 83

Add unique elements to your page with custom code.

For more details, see Custom CSS in Elementor.

Scroll snap gives you control over the scrolling behavior of your page, allowing content to smoothly align to predefined snap points when visitors scroll through the page. 

Have more questions? We’re more than happy to assist.

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