Table of Contents is a relatively new Elementor Pro widget that is very useful and works well. However, it does not have a built-in option to define an offset when scrolling content. Here are two different and independent ways to overcome this shortcoming.
Shrinking the sticky header when scrolling is useful, and one of the most requested additional functions when creating a site. In this tutorial, I explained in detail a simple way to create a shrinking sticky header, without additional plugins and without relying on a WP theme, using only Elementor Pro and custom code. The tutorial brings custom code, written simply and comprehensible which can be easily adapted to your needs. The tutorial also explains the implementation of this code.
The WordPress Menu widget that comes with Elementor pro is a simple, reliable, and popular tool that allows us to style the WordPress menu in Elementor. However, what to do when clients and designers ask for more than what it naturally offers – for example, for the submenu indicator color to be defined independently? The solution is simple, in a small snippet of CSS code.
When WooCommerce displays the first message at the top of the screen it becomes clear: global Elementor colors that you have so carefully specified in the Site Settings section are not valid at all on the WooCommerce info bar.
I’m Obren Markov, a senior WordPress developer, a qualified and university-educated IT professional accepted in Envato/ThemeForest as an Elementor template author and also in the Elementor Expert community.
I work directly for end users, but also for agencies and independent designers, complementing them in their projects.