The footer is a key part of your websiteβ€”it’s where visitors often look for important information like contact details, social links, copyright notices, and navigation shortcuts. With Elementor, you can easily create a fully customized footer that matches your brand and improves the overall user experience.

Follow the steps below to set up and customize your footer.

Required Plugins

Before you begin, make sure the following plugins are installed and activated:

  • Elementor (Free) – Required for designing pages and sections.
  • Elementor Pro (Paid) – Required to use the Theme Builder, which lets you create and customize headers, footers, and other global templates.

Required Theme:

For optimal performance and seamless integration with Elementor, use an Elementor-based theme. This ensures full access to all design features, smooth customization, and maximum compatibility when building your website.

For reference and documentation, we have used the Travel Elemento Theme.

  • From your WordPress Dashboard, go to Templates > Theme Builder.
WordPress dashboard showing navigation to Templates > Theme Builder and Appearance settings.
  • Click the β€œ+” (Add New) button to create a new custom footer template.
Elementor Theme Builder interface highlighting the Footer section for customization.

Some standard footer content to consider including:

  • Navigation Menu: A pared-down version of your main site navigation (using the Nav Menu widget) for quick access to key pages.
  • Contact Information: Use Text Editor, Icon List, or Icon Box widgets to show address, phone, email.
  • Social Icons: Add the Social Icons widget for linking to your social profiles.
  • Newsletter Sign-Up / Form: If applicable, use the Form widget (Elementor Pro) to allow visitors to subscribe to updates.
  • Logo or Site Identity: Use the Image or Site Logo widget.
  • Legal / Copyright / Policy Links: Simple text or link widgets for β€œΒ© Year + Your Business”, privacy policy, etc.
  • Go to the Style tab of each widget to adjust colors, typography, and spacing.
  • Use the Advanced tab to manage margin, padding, custom positioning, and motion effects.
  • Configure responsive settings to ensure your footer looks perfect on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Elementor interface editing a website footer section with layout and structure panels visible.
  • Click Publish when you’re happy with your design.
  • Set Display Conditions to choose where the footer should appear:
    • Entire Site
    • Homepage only
    • Specific pages or categories
  • Click Save & Close to apply changes.
Elementor Publish Settings screen showing display conditions set to 'Entire Site' with 'Save & Close' button highlighted.

Step 5: Frontend View

  • Once published, visit your website’s frontend to see the new custom footer in action.
Website footer section showing company info, agency services, partners, and last-minute destinations with a cityscape background.

Conclusion

By using Elementor’s Theme Builder, you can create a visually appealing, fully customized footer that matches your brand and improves your site’s usability. Whether you’re adding navigation links, social icons, or a newsletter signup form, Elementor gives you the flexibility to design the perfect footer β€” no coding required.

Check WP Travel documentation to learn more about configurations, modules, payments, and shortcodes.

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