Creating a blog page in WordPress Elementor is easy. To get started, open the WordPress Elementor account you want to use, and click on the “Blogs” menu item in the left sidebar.
Then, click on the “New Blog” button at the top of the screen.
On the new blog page, you’ll first need to choose a name for your blog. (This will be the name that appears in your website’s address bar and in search engine results pages.
) After you’ve chosen a name, enter a description of your blog in the text box below it. You can also add an image and a link to your website in this section.
Next, click on the “Settings” tab at the top of the new blog page. Here, you’ll need to enter some basic information about your blog: its URL (the unique address of your website), its title (the title that appears on your website), and its theme (the look and feel of your website).
You can also choose which posts appear on your front page and how many posts are displayed per page.
To create a post, click on the “Posts” tab at the top of the screen, and then click on the “New Post” button. (You can also use the keyboard shortcut [Ctrl]+N.) On this new post screen, you’ll first need to choose a category for your post. (You can see a list of all available categories by clicking on the “Categories” tab at the top of the screen.
) Then, enter a title for your post, and fill out all of the other fields as necessary. (For example, you can add a description of your post, add any tags that you use on social media, and add links to related articles or videos.).
To publish your post to your blog page, click on the green “Publish” button at the bottom of the post screen. (You can also use [Ctrl]+P.) Your post will now appear on your website’s front page, and it will be indexed by search engines.
You can also manage all of your posts by clicking on their titles in the Posts section at the top of the WordPress Elementor screen. And finally, if you want to customize any aspects of your WordPress Elementor blog page, you can do so by clicking on their respective titles in that section too.