1. Open the Page for Editing:
   • Navigate to the page you want to edit in your WordPress dashboard.
   • Click on the “Edit with Elementor” button.
2. Using Elementor Editor:
   • Once inside the Elementor editor, you’ll see a live preview of your page on the right and a panel on the left with widgets and settings.
   • To add elements, drag and drop widgets from the left panel onto your page.
3. Editing Text:
   • Click on any text on your page to edit it directly.
   • You can use the left panel to change text settings like font, size, color, and more.
4. Editing Images:
   • Click on an image to select it.
   • Use the left panel to change image settings, such as size, alignment, and link.
5. Adding New Sections/Blocks:
   • Use the “+” button in the Elementor editor to add new sections or blocks to your page.
   • Choose a structure for your new section and start adding content.
6. Saving Your Changes:
   • Click the “Update” button to save your changes to the page.
   • If you are creating a new page, make sure to publish it.
7. Preview and Publish:
   • You can preview your changes by clicking the eye icon at the bottom of the editor.
   • Once you’re satisfied with your edits, click “Publish” to make your changes live.
8. Undo/Redo:
   • Elementor has an undo and redo feature, allowing you to revert or redo changes easily. Use the arrows at the bottom of the panel for this.
9. Exit Elementor Editor:
   • After making changes, you can exit the Elementor editor by clicking the “Exit to Dashboard” button.

1. Login to Your WordPress Dashboard:

   • Navigate to your WordPress website and log in with your credentials.

2. Go to the “Posts” Section:

   • In the WordPress dashboard, find the “Posts” tab on the left-hand menu and click on it.

3. Click on “Add New”:

   • Once in the “Posts” section, click on the “Add New” button at the top of the page.

4. Enter Post Title:

   • You’ll see a space to enter your post title at the top. Click on the area that says “Enter title here” and type in your post title.

5. Add Content to Your Post:

   • Below the title, there’s a larger text area where you can add the content of your post. You can use the visual editor for a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) experience or switch to the “Text” tab to work with HTML directly.

6. Formatting Your Text:

   • Use the formatting toolbar to style your text, add links, lists, and more. The toolbar is similar to word processing software.

7. Add Categories and Tags (Optional):

   • On the right side of the post editor, you’ll find the “Categories” and “Tags” sections. You can add relevant categories and tags to organize your content.

8. Set Featured Image (Optional):

   • Below the post editor, you’ll find the “Featured Image” box. Click on “Set featured image” to upload an image that represents your post. This image is often displayed on the blog index or in social media previews.

9. Save Draft or Publish:

   • Before publishing, you can save your post as a draft to continue working on it later. When you’re ready to make your post live, click the “Publish” button.

10. Preview Your Post:

    • After publishing, you can click on the “View Post” link to preview how your post looks on the live site.

11. Editing Published Posts:

    • If you need to edit a post after publishing, you can go back to the “Posts” section, find your post, and click on “Edit.”

1. Go to Your WordPress Post/Page:
   • In the WordPress editor, create a new post or edit an existing one.
2. Add a New Block:
   • Click the “+” button to add a new block.
3. Choose the Image Block:
   • Search for the “Image” block and select it.
4. Upload or Choose an Image:
   • Either upload a new image or choose an existing one from your media library.
5. Adjust Image Settings:
   • In the block settings, you can align the image, add a caption, and set other display options.
6. Preview or Publish:
   • Preview your post/page to ensure the image appears as expected. If satisfied, publish or update your content.

Tips:

• Always use high-quality images to enhance the visual appeal of your content.
• Optimize images for web to ensure faster loading times.
• Provide alternative text (Alt text) for accessibility and SEO purposes.

1. Edit Your Page:
   • Log in to your WordPress dashboard.
   • Navigate to the page you want to edit and click on the “Edit with Elementor” button.
2. Choose a Section:
   • Identify the section or column where you want to add the image. If needed, use the “+” button to add a new section.
3. Add an Image Widget:
   • In the Elementor editor, look for the “Image” widget in the left panel. You can find it under the “Basic” or “Widgets” section.
4. Drag and Drop the Image Widget:
   • Drag the Image widget to the desired section or column on your page.
5. Upload or Choose an Image:
   • Once the Image widget is added, you’ll see an option to upload or choose an image. Click on the “Choose Image” or “Upload” button.
6. Select or Upload an Image:
   • If you’re uploading a new image, select it from your computer and click “Insert Media.” If you already have images in your media library, you can choose from there.
7. Image Settings:
   • After selecting or uploading the image, you can configure various settings such as image size, alignment, link, and more. Adjust these settings based on your preferences.
8. Style Settings (Optional):
   • Depending on your needs, you might want to explore the style settings to customize the appearance of the image further. This can include adjusting borders, box-shadow, and other styling options.
9. Save and Update:
   • Once you have configured the image widget to your liking, click the “Update” button to save your changes.
10. Preview and Publish:
    • Preview your page to see how the image looks in context. If you’re satisfied, click “Publish” to make your changes live.

1. Login to Your WordPress Dashboard:

   • Navigate to your WordPress website and log in with your credentials.

2. Go to the “Posts” Section:

   • In the WordPress dashboard, find the “Posts” tab on the left-hand menu and click on it.

3. Edit or Create a Post:

   • Choose the post you want to edit, or click “Add New” to create a new post.

4. Locate the Categories Section:

   • On the right side of the post editor, you will see a “Categories” box.

5. Add a New Category:

   • If the category you want to assign already exists, you can select it from the list of existing categories by checking the box next to it.
   • To add a new category, click the “+ Add New Category” link.
   • Enter the name of your new category in the field that appears.

6. Assign the Category:

   • After adding or selecting the category, click the “Add New Category” button.

7. Save or Update the Post:

   • If you are creating a new post, you can save it as a draft or publish it.
   • If you are editing an existing post, click the “Update” button to save your changes.