20250112-2115. Wow! That took me a while to learn! I just discovered that I could Edit with Elementor, besides Edit (block editor) and Edit (classic editor)! As usual, I would panic, get flustered, frustrated, anxious and stressed-out, that I do NOT know what I’m doing or how to navigate this newest “tool”!
Now I feel confident enough to tweak my blog with more fancy features offered with plugins, such as Elementor. I just like playing around with colors, designs and layouts. I do NOT have the natural ability to come-up with my own stuff, which is why there are templates designed by professionals/experts!
See? I could only parrot, mimic, copy, borrow and steal creative ideas from creative souls who REALLY know how to put stuff together. It’s just makes me jealous and envious that I am a sinner for really don’t want to strive or work hard compared to those who are naturally born or gifted in their fields of expertise!
I’m gonna have more fun now that I realized that connecting two different business entities can make my workflow experience easier. The initial intimidation was warming up/getting used to how these new features/elements behave compared to what I’m used to working with: blocks.
The “customize” feature for theme Hell Elementor within the Jetpack app for iPhone doesn’t use “blocks”. Instead it uses the OLD school ways from theme Twenty Eleven and Twenty Twenty. The items are much easier and cleaner and includes: Site Identity, Menus, Widgets, Homepage Settings, Header & Footer, Jetpack Search, Additional CSS, and Related Posts.
I could always change the Active theme from Hello Elementor to any of the Premium themes from my “business plans”. Either way, I like the cleaner white background and pink headers. Again, this theme is probably ADA compliant; since I really do NOT really use too many images to clog up or increase my storage.
I’m just here to rant about politics and life and customize my blog. That’s all. End of status report 2126 PST.
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