Level 0 exam — Elementor

Exam — hardened questions

14 questions to validate getting started: Elementor's role, Free/Pro, installation, editor and container/widget structure.
Answer everything, then click Check: each explanation re-teaches the concept.

0.1 · Recall

1. What is Elementor?

A visual page builder for WordPress A web host A theme template A replacement for WordPress

Elementor is a visual page builder that works on top of WordPress.

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2. What's the right relationship between Elementor and WordPress?

Elementor replaces WordPress Elementor works on top of WordPress WordPress is a plugin of Elementor They are fully independent

WordPress remains the engine; Elementor adds on to design the pages.

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3. For a simple showcase (home, gallery, contact), what to choose first?

Elementor Pro, mandatory Another CMS Elementor Free, enough in most cases HTML by hand

Free covers a simple showcase; Pro is justified by a specific need.

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4. Which feature is reserved for Elementor Pro?

The Image widget Flexbox containers The Heading widget The Theme Builder (headers/footers/templates)

Theme Builder, forms and dynamic content are Pro features; basic widgets and containers are in Free.

0.2 · Recall

5. How do you install Elementor Free?

From the WordPress dashboard: Plugins → Add New By buying a license on a third-party site By editing wp-config.php By changing hosts

Free installs from the official directory via Plugins → Add New → search "Elementor" → Install → Activate.

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6. Elementor Pro doesn't appear in the WordPress plugin search. Why?

You must disable Free first Pro isn't in the free directory: you download it after subscribing Pro is built into the theme It's a bug to report

Pro is subscribed at elementor.com, then uploaded (Plugins → Add New → Upload) in addition to Free.

0.2 · Arbitration

7. Should you install Free AND Pro, or just Pro?

Just Pro, it includes Free Just Free Both: Pro adds to Free (Free must be active) It doesn't matter

Elementor Pro is a plugin that complements Free: both must be installed and active.

0.3 · Recall

8. How do you open the Elementor editor on a page?

By double-clicking the theme From the host Via functions.php Via the "Edit with Elementor" button

From a WordPress page/post, the "Edit with Elementor" button opens the visual editor.

0.3 · Recall

9. What is the canvas (preview area) for?

Seeing and building the page live, as it will appear Storing images Managing users Setting the hosting

The canvas is the work area where you compose the page while seeing the result in real time.

0.3 · Application

10. What's the core flow to add an element?

Write code then import it Drag a widget from the panel onto the canvas, select it, configure it Edit the database Change the whole theme for a completely different one

You drag a widget from the panel, select it, then set it via its tabs.

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11. What's the right hierarchy in a modern Elementor layout?

Widget → container Page → theme → widget Container → widget Column → section → widget

Containers structure the page and hold widgets (content elements).

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12. What does a container hold?

Text only The site theme The database Widgets and/or other nested containers

A container can hold widgets and other containers (nesting) to structure the page.

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13. Flexbox containers replace which old model?

Sections/columns Pages and posts Widgets Themes

Flexbox containers (recent, flexible, performant) replace the old sections/columns system.

0.4 · Arbitration

14. Why prefer Flexbox containers over sections/columns?

They are paid, so better They are more flexible and produce lighter code They remove WordPress They avoid installing Elementor

Flexbox containers offer more layout flexibility and lighter code, better for performance.

What's next?

Score ≥ 80%: move on to Level 1 (building a real page).
Score < 80%: review 0.1 to 0.4 and redo the 48h challenges.