# Creating a Section with Elementor {% embed url="" %} Template Parts work seamlessly with Elementor and allow you to visually build custom sections and place them anywhere on your site — all without needing **Elementor Pro**. This gives you theme-builder-level flexibility, built directly into Kalium. In this example, we’ll walk through how to create a **Section** using Elementor. *** ### 1. Enable Template Parts in Elementor By default, Template Parts are not editable with Elementor unless you enable the option manually. To do that: 1. Go to **Elementor → Settings** 2. Under the **Post Types** section, make sure **Template Parts** is checked 3. Click **Save Changes**
*** ### 2. Create the Section Now that Elementor can edit Template Parts, you’re ready to create one: 1. Go to **Kalium → Template Parts** 2. Click **Add New** 3. Add a title for your section (e.g. `30% Off Banner`) 4. Click **Publish** {% hint style="info" %} You can set up **Display Conditions**, **Placement**, and **Container Settings** now or later — the process is the same as when using Gutenberg. {% endhint %}
*** ### 3. Edit with Elementor Once the Template Part has been published, you’ll see the **Edit with Elementor** button appear. Click it to open the section in the Elementor editor. {% hint style="warning" %} If the **Edit with Elementor** button doesn't show up, it means Template Parts are not enabled in **Elementor → Settings**. Make sure the checkbox is active under **Post Types**. {% endhint %} *** ### 4. Add Your Content Now you're in the Elementor editor. 1. Add your content — for this example, we’ve added a banner block announcing a **30% Sale** 2. Design the section as you like 3. When finished, click **Publish**
*** ### 5. Check Your Section Return to **Kalium → Template Parts** and you'll see your newly created section listed with an **Elementor** label. This means the section was built using Elementor and can be edited with it any time.

The "Elementor" label shows after the section title, so you will know it's built with Elementor

*** ### Optional: Insert the Section Manually The **Content Section** element in Elementor lets you easily insert any section of Template Parts directly into your layout — no need to configure display conditions or placement settings. #### Why use this? * **Visual placement** – Drop the section exactly where you want in your design * **Simple selection** – Choose any existing section from the dropdown * **No display rules needed** – Skip conditions and hook settings if you want manual control **To use it:** 1. Edit any page with Elementor. 2. In the Elements panel, search for **Content Section** under the **Kalium** category.

Click the "Content Section"

3. Drag the element into the desired spot in your layout. 4. In the Content Section settings, you'll find:
* **Display Section** – Select the section you want to show. * **Check Display Conditions** – Enable this to respect the section’s Display Conditions.
> Check if this section should be visible based on its Display Conditions. This has no effect unless conditions are defined in the section settings.\ > \ > If you leave **Check Display Conditions** off, the section will always appear wherever you’ve placed it. 5. When you're done editing click **Publish** And this is how it looks in the page we have added:

And here is the final result, we have added the section created with Elementor in Contact page

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