Page builder elements

The theme adds its own content and WooCommerce components to Gutenberg, Elementor, and WPBakery Page Builder. Each editor uses different terminology: Gutenberg has blocks, Elementor has widgets, and WPBakery has elements.

Gutenberg blocks

Open the Block Inserter and search for a block by name, or browse the Xtemos categories. General blocks are grouped under Xtemos and [XTemos] Site.

Additional categories organize blocks intended for specific Layouts Builder templates, including Single product, Products archive, Posts elements, Cart, Checkout, My account, Thank you page, Post archive, and Loop items. Use these blocks in the corresponding template context.

Xtemos blocks in the Gutenberg Block Inserter — Theme blocks appear in the Xtemos categories.

Additional Xtemos blocks in the Gutenberg Block Inserter — Scroll through the category or use search to find additional blocks.

Elementor widgets

Open the Elementor widgets panel and expand [XTemos] Elements. You can also use the search field at the top of the panel to find a widget by name, then drag it into the page or template.

XTemos Elements widgets in the Elementor panel — Theme widgets are grouped under [XTemos] Elements.

Additional XTemos widgets in the Elementor panel — Use the Elementor search field to find a specific widget quickly.

WPBakery elements

Click Add element in WPBakery Page Builder and open the Theme elements category. Select an element from the category or use the search field in the Add Element window.

Theme elements category in the WPBakery Add Element window — Theme elements are available in the WPBakery Add Element window.

Element availability

Not every element is available in every editor. Some elements are designed for a specific template type, depend on WooCommerce, or integrate with an additional plugin such as Contact Form 7 or Mailchimp. If you cannot find an element, check that you are using the expected editor and template context and that its required plugin or feature is active.