Reduce HTML and Improve Performance with Elementor's Inline or Custom Positioning
It's not uncommon for us to add multiple Columns into one Section because we want to add many elements side by side for a particular layout.
However, a section with many columns will add lots of html to the backend coding - and if you're worried about bloat or positioning, then it's not always the best way to go.
We recommend using the Elementor Positioning options - and we'll show you how to do that with the Inline (Auto) and the Custom (my new fave) Positioning.
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