How do I edit the content on my website pages using Elementor?
Step-by-step guide to editing content in Elementor editor.
1. Open the Page in Elementor
From the WordPress Dashboard, go to Pages in the left sidebar.

Find the page you want to update and click Edit with Elementor.

2. Find the Content You Want to Edit
Once the Elementor editor opens, navigate to the content you want to update.
Elementor pages are built using Containers and Widgets. Widgets can include headings, text, images, buttons, videos, and other types of content.
Click the widget you want to edit. Its available settings will appear in the Elementor panel.
For example, when editing a text or heading widget, you can update the content directly from the settings panel
3. Edit the Content and Style
Depending on the widget you select, you may see different editing options.
The available settings generally include:
- Content – Edit text, images, links, and other content.
- Style – Adjust typography, colors, backgrounds, and other design settings.
- Advanced – Manage spacing, positioning, responsive settings, and other advanced options.
Be careful when changing layout or advanced settings, as these changes may affect the page design.
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4. Check the Page on Different Devices
Before saving your changes, use Elementor's responsive editing controls to review the page on different screen sizes, such as desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Some Elementor settings can be customized for individual screen sizes, so make sure your changes display correctly across devices.
When you are done, click Update to apply the changes and save the page.
5. Save Your Changes
When you're finished editing, click Publish or Update/Save to save your changes.
After saving, view the page on the frontend of the website to confirm that everything appears correctly.

6. Clear the Website Cache if Needed
If your changes have been saved but do not appear immediately on the live website, the website may be displaying a cached version of the page.
Depending on your website configuration, you may need to clear the cache through a WordPress caching plugin, your hosting provider, CloudFront/CDN, or another caching service.
If your Gate 39-managed website uses CloudFront Cache, go to Tools → CloudFront Cache from the WordPress Dashboard and click Clear Cache.
