A discussion of the State of the Word event, AI in WordPress and Elementor, and the future directions of Elementor.

Elementor Editor v3.34 Beta has launched with some new features and improvements including: Nested Tabs built entirely with Atomic Elements, Entrance Interactions with Fade, Slide, and Scale, Atomic Flexbox wrapper for Atomic Elements, Display Conditions (Pro) added to Atomic Elements, Media queries now supported in desktop Custom CSS (Pro), Atomic Paragraph can now be switched to <span>, Multiple UI/UX improvements, other tweaks, consistency fixes, and more. This is another step forward to Editor v4’s launch, which is currently in Alpha.

Elementor continues work on Editor v4 with the 3.31 beta. It includes color and font variables, CSS filters, class manager enhancements, and more.

Jeffrey Dalrymple takes a look at the current state of Elementor’s new v.4 editor. Where are they nailing it and where is it drifting?

Good news, the latest Elementor V4 beta now shows the class names in the code output on the front-end.

SureCart has added support for Elementor. The pro version is required because the integration uses dynamic data and the loop builder.

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.