A cleaner Boxed Container System for the new Elementor

In this video I show how I set up boxed containers in Elementor V4. The default boxed width in Elementor is not always the best system to work with. I walk through why I use multiple container widths, how the 12-column math works, and why I like 760, 1120, and 1240 as practical starting points. First, I show the simple version with 2 containers, then I show the cleaner 1-container solution using a padding formula. That second solution also works with V3 containers, which makes it useful. Widths used in the video: Small: 760px (class: section-s) Medium: 1120px (class: section-m) Large: 1240px or 1284px (class: section-l) The formula for the single container solution: max(5%, calc((100% - 1120px) / 2)) Don't forget to add it to right and left padding! Explore the Atomic Editor yourself via: http://livingwithpixels.com/elementor → Software I recommend Hostinger for webhosting: http://livingwithpixels.com/hostinger Elementor for no-code web-development: http://livingwithpixels.com/elementor Elementor Add-on for dynamic content: http://livingwithpixels.com/crocoblock Figma for Web Design: https://livingwithpixels.com/figma All recommended software & discounts: https://livingwithpixels.com/links/ → Full A-Z Courses Elementor Pro Mastery Course: https://livingwithpixels.com/elemento... Figma Design Mastery Course: https://livingwithpixels.com/design-c... Business Course: https://livingwithpixels.com/business... → Social media Tiktok:   / rinodeboer   Instagram:   / rinodeboer   Twitter / X:   / rinodeboer   Some of the links above are affiliate links, which means that I earn a commission when you make a purchase via my link. Thanks a lot if you decide to do that! I couldn't make all these videos without it.