How to Create Global Widget in Elementor

If you are using Elementor to create your WordPress website, then you know how convenient it is when you can create a widget once and use it multiple times across different pages. You do not have to create similar widgets repeatedly, thus saving time and effort. This is where global widgets come in handy. In this blog post, we will show you how to create a global widget in Elementor that you can use throughout your website.

Step 1: Create Your Widget

The first step is to create the widget that you want to make global. In the Elementor editor, drag and drop the widgets that you want to include in your window. Once you have added all the widgets, style your widget as you wish. Click “Save & Close” to save your widget.

Step 2: Save your Widget as a Template

Now that your widget has been created, you need to make it into a template so that it can be used as a global widget. Click on the small grey arrow on the bottom left side of the screen and select “Save as Template.”

Step 3: Choose a Name and Save

Choose a name for your template. This is where you will be able to differentiate between different global widgets. Once you have a name, click the “Save” button.

Step 4: Make Global

After you have saved your widget as a template, click on the “Global” tab in the right panel. This tab is located under the “Style” tab. Click “Make Global.”

Step 5: Save Changes

Finally, don’t forget to save any changes you make before leaving the editor.

Conclusion

Creating a global widget through Elementor can be extremely helpful in designing your website with efficiency. As explained above, creating a global widget is a simple task that can save you a lot of repetitive work. Once you have created your global widget, you can reuse it anywhere on your website, thus taking your website design to the next level. We hope this blog post has helped you understand how to create a global widget in Elementor!