Congratulations to the Elementor team. The Elementor CSS only carousel was featured at the Google I/O 2025 event.

The new version of Elementor is introducing atomic elements and the ability to work with CSS classes directly. For the most part this is working well, but there is a problem, which I show in this video, that I hope the Elementor team can fix.

Gato GraphQL released an extension for Elementor. This is a power user tool that lets you modify / iterate over Elementor data and change it using Gato GraphQL. Leo Loso created a demo walk-through for those who are interested.

David Denedo takes a look at the new beta version of the Elementor editor. He compares how the same steps using the old editor with the new workflow, which might be of interest to current Elementor users.

I imagine we will see a few videos about the new Elementor editor v.4. Here is the first one, from Adam Preiser. It is nice to see Adam making videos again.

For those wanting to try Elementor’s Editor v4, it’s now available in the 3.29 Beta. Once installed, just go to Elementor > Settings > Editor V4 and then activate.

The Elementor team talks about upcoming features across their product line. I liked the focus on wire frames and the Editor v.4 preview.

It looks like Elementor is getting on the CSS train for better design consistency. Also mentioned is that CSS Variables and components are on the roadmap.

Oddly, here is an in-depth comparison of Elementor and Divi … written by the Oxygen team and published on the Oxygen blog.