With Elementor’s Theme Builder, you can create a Products Archive template that controls the layout of your WooCommerce shop and product category pages. You design it visually using widgets like Archive Title, Products, Product Categories, and sorting options. After publishing, you set display conditions to apply the template to the Shop page or specific product archives.

With Elementor’s Theme Builder, you can create an Archive template that controls how blog, category, tag, or custom post type archives are displayed. You design the layout visually using widgets like Archive Title, Posts, and dynamic content elements. After publishing, you set display conditions to define which archives the template applies to.

With Elementor’s Theme Builder, you can create a Single Product template that controls the layout of individual WooCommerce product pages. You design it visually using dynamic widgets like Product Title, Price, Rating, Images, Add to Cart, and Product Data Tabs. After publishing, you set display conditions to apply the template to all products or specific product categories.

With Elementor’s Theme Builder, you can create a Single Post template that controls the layout of all blog posts. You design it visually using dynamic widgets like Post Title, Featured Image, Post Content, Author Box, and Post Navigation. After publishing, you set display conditions to apply the template to all posts or specific categories.

Using Elementor’s Theme Builder, you can create a custom footer template that replaces your theme’s default footer across the entire website or on specific pages. You design it visually with the drag-and-drop editor, adding elements like logo, navigation menu, buttons, and dynamic content. Once published, you set display conditions to control where the footer appears.

Using Elementor’s Theme Builder, you can create a custom header template that replaces your theme’s default header across the entire website or on specific pages. You design it visually with the drag-and-drop editor, adding elements like logo, navigation menu, buttons, and dynamic content. Once published, you set display conditions to control where the header appears.