# Elementor config
### 1**.** Settings
**Step 1** - Log in to your WordPress Administration Panel (Dashboard).
**Step 2** - Choose the **' Elementor '** tab.
**Step 3** - Click the '**Settings**' sub-tab.
**Step 4** - You will see all tabs for the setting Elementor, in the **General** tab
**Step 5** - Advanced display config for Elementor.
**Step 6** - Experiments and Features.
Personalize your Elementor experience by controlling which features and experiments are active on your site. To use an experiment or feature on your site, click on the dropdown next to it and switch to Active. You can always deactivate them at any time.
### **2. Tools controls**
**Step 1** - Log in to your WordPress Administration Panel (Dashboard)
**Step 2** - Choose the ' **Elementor**' tab.
**Step 3** - Click the '**Tools**.
**Step 4** - You will see the config for setting up control for Elementor, with the General controls tab.
**Step 5** - Editor Replace URL tab: display config for site address...
**Step 6** - Version control: display config for Elementor.
**Step 7** - Maintenance Mode: display config for Elementor.
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