Getting started
What not to change
Classes, IDs, HTML widgets, and Site Settings CSS that should not be edited without a developer.
What not to change
Description
Many layouts depend on specific CSS classes, element IDs, HTML widget scripts, and Dynamic Content for Elementor (DCE) query settings. Changing these can break styling or interactivity.
Who changes what
| What you want to change | Who can make it |
|---|---|
| Copy, images, links, and buttons inside widgets | Any editor |
| WordPress menus and ACF fields (deals, merchants, FAQs, offers) | Any editor |
| A page's product type, Q Card or Q Mastercard, set by the field on the page | Any editor |
| HTML widgets that contain JavaScript | Developer |
| Site Settings → Custom CSS | Developer |
| Dynamic Posts query settings and custom PHP queries | Developer |
Any ck-* class name or structural ID, such as toggle IDs and filter field names | Developer |
Helpful tip:
Before publishing, click the eye icon in the top right of the editor to preview your work. That way you can see how it looks before it is visible to anyone using the website.