That’s a great call—clearing individual widget styles is often the quickest fix when things aren’t matching up!

Should Jason Create Blog Posts in Elementor or WordPress?

👉 Use the Default WordPress Editor (Recommended)

• Why? It’s faster, cleaner, and better for SEO.
• When to use: If Jason is mostly writing text-based blogs with images, the built-in WordPress editor (Gutenberg) is perfect.

How Jason Can Create a Blog Post in WordPress:

1. Go to WordPress Dashboard > Posts > Add New.
2. Enter the Blog Title.
3. Write the Blog Content in the editor.
   • Add paragraphs, images, videos, and headings easily.
4. Set a Featured Image (in the right sidebar).
5. Choose Categories & Tags (if using them).
6. Click Publish – Done!

👉 When to Use Elementor for Blogs?

• If the blog post needs advanced styling (like custom layouts, side-by-side images, or fancy call-to-actions).
• When embedding complex media, like custom video sections or a portfolio-style layout.

How Jason Can Create a Blog Post in Elementor:

1. Go to WordPress Dashboard > Posts > Add New.
2. Title the Post, Then Click “Edit with Elementor”.
3. Use Elementor’s Widgets to design the post:
   • Add text, images, and buttons.
   • Drag a video widget for embedded performances.
4. Click Publish.

⚠ Downsides of Using Elementor for Blogs:

• Takes longer to format compared to the default WordPress editor.
• Might slow down the blog page since Elementor adds extra code.
• Less SEO-friendly (unless optimized properly).

Best Practice: Use WordPress for Simplicity, Elementor for Special Posts

• Jason should create standard blogs in WordPress (faster & better for SEO).
• If he wants a fancy layout for a big announcement or special post, he can use Elementor.

Would you like me to draft simple step-by-step blog instructions for Jason? 🚀