Element UI V4 components are built from editable Elementor elements. Each section has a full-width outer wrapper for its background and top and bottom spacing. An inner layout sets the content width and side spacing. Flexbox arranges rows and stacks; Grid handles collections such as cards and logos. The components include desktop, tablet and mobile styling.
Why the styles are local
These components are designed to be copied into websites with different design systems. In our export testing, global variables and classes from the original site did not transfer with the component. Appearance-critical values are therefore saved in each element’s local Style controls. This helps the component retain its intended look when pasted elsewhere, while keeping its typography, colors, spacing and states editable in Elementor. The components do not rely on Custom CSS.
Make a component your own
After pasting a component, select an element and change its local typography, colors, spacing, borders or button states in Elementor’s Style panel. Work through the section consistently. For example, update the heading and body text together, then the button and card colors. You can replace local values with your own site variables or global classes if you want the component managed by your design system. Replace the local value itself where necessary, because an existing local style can take priority over a global class.
Before using the component on a live page, replace placeholder imagery or logos, set button links and form delivery details, and check the result at desktop, tablet and mobile sizes.