You can then either choose one of the pre-made blocks to start your design, or create one from scratch. The theme creation interface is identical to the regular Elementor interface, except now you get a new set of theme elements to create your design. These theme elements allow you to insert dynamic information taken from the core functionality of your WordPress site. For example, if you add the Post Title and Post Info elements example below, Elementor will insert the content of the specific post the user is visiting. The theme elements available depend on the type of content you are creating.
You can use it everywhere, or you can choose just, say, a bitcoin data specific option: Blog Post Category Custom Post Type Post format Footer Page Once created, you can choose where to display it using criteria similar to those above. For example, you can choose to display it in a single custom post type or for a specific author. You have all the control you need built into the theme. Beaver Builder Theme Creation Functionality If you have the Beaver Themer extension for Beaver Builder , you can create and manage different parts of your theme by going to Beaver Builder → Themer Layouts.
When you create a new Themer layout, you give it a name and choose which part of your theme you want to replace. You can create: Headlines Footers Pages Individual posts pages And much more... You then have two drop-down lists to control where your design is displayed: Location - Allows you to apply your template to all content or just to certain categories, tags, or post types. Users - A unique feature that allows you to apply a design based on a specific user. For example, you can display your design only when a user is logged in, or for specific user roles.