Before starting, make sure you have:

• A WordPress website up and running
• Elementor Pro plugin installed and activated

✅ Tip: Keep WordPress updated to avoid compatibility issues with Elementor Pro.

• Go to your WordPress dashboard →Posts → Add New
• Add your Post Title
• Add a Featured Image
• Add a Post Excerpt (this is the short description shown on the blog card)
• Add your Post Content (the main body of your blog)
• Click Publish

💡 Pro Tip: Use headings (H2, H3) and images inside your post for better readability and SEO.

• Create a Loop Item
• Go to Templates → Loop Item → Add New
• Choose “Loop Item” and give it a name (e.g., Blog Post Card)
• Click Edit with Elementor
• Design Your Blog Post Card
  Inside Elementor, you can design a dynamic post card:
• Image Widget: Set to Featured Image
• Heading Widget: Set to Post Title
• Text Widget: Set to Post Excerpt
• Button Widget: Link it to Post URL (dynamic link)
• Style it like a card with:
• Background color
• Shadow
• Hover effects
• Proper padding
• Click Publish when done.
• Display Blog Posts Using Loop Grid
• Go to the page where you wish to display your posts.
• Add the Loop Grid Widget from Elementor
• Under settings:

  • Select your Loop Item template

  • Adjust columns and rows

  • Choose Source → Posts

  • Enable Pagination if needed

• Style the Grid
• Adjust spacing between posts
• Add hover effects
• Check Mobile & Tablet view for responsiveness

✅ Result: You’ll have a dynamic blog layout. Every time you add a new post, it automatically appears in your design.

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After designing your blog grid, you need a Single Post Page where users can read full articles.

• Go to Theme Builder
• Dashboard → Templates → Theme Builder → Add New Template → Single Post
• Choose or Create a Template
• Elementor Pro provides ready-made Single Post templates
• Select one or start from scratch
• Design Your Post Detail Layout
  Use dynamic widgets:
• Post Title – Displays the title
• Featured Image – Main image of the post
• Post Info – Author, date, categories
• Post Content – Full blog content
• Author Box – Bio and profile picture
• Comments Widget – Readers can comment
• Social Share Buttons – For easy sharing
• 💡Tip: Add a sidebar or related posts section to increase user engagement.
• Apply Typography & Spacing with Custom CSS
  Even though Elementor is visual, adding a small custom CSS snippet ensures:
• Consistent heading styles (H1, H2, H3…)
• Proper spacing between paragraphs
• A clean, professional look
• Add a Table of Contents (TOC) in Sidebar
  A TOC improves user experience and SEO:
• Add a sidebar column in your single post template
• Drag the Table of Contents widget from Elementor Pro
• Customize:
  • Change title to “On This Page”
  • Enable collapsible mode
  • Style it according to your brand
• 💡 Pro Tip: Make it sticky using Motion Effects → Sticky → Top so it scrolls with the user.
• Set Display Condition
• Click Publish
• Choose Include → All Posts
• Save & Close

✅ Now your single post layout applies automatically to every new blog post.

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Creating a blog using Elementor Pro is easier than ever. With drag-and-drop design, loop items, and dynamic single post templates, you can make a professional-looking blog with very little code. For example, you can apply typography and styling for all headings and paragraphs at once in a single place, instead of styling each heading or paragraph individually.