This is a topic that has stymied not only me, but many other new and experienced Elementor users.
Hopefully this quick tutorial will demystify the “dreaded” Section Column Gap.
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Nicely explained Lyle. I have watched several tutorials to understand this column gap in Elementor, but nothing could satisfy me like your tutorial. Why you have stopped uploading new tutorials?
Thanks Amy 🙂
My day time job and family have been keeping me busy, but there will be more in the new year. And just as a heads-up, most, if not all, will about all things Kadence 🙂
Cheers!
Lyle