With Fresco 2 the editor became what Elementor users expect. Fresco 2.1 fills the gaps people noticed in daily work: the details that make the difference between “similar” and “I already know how to use it”.
Every screen, its own settings
Besides desktop, tablet and mobile you can now turn on mobile extra, tablet extra, laptop and widescreen, each with its own width, in Site settings → Layout. Every setting can change per screen, and a screen without its own value takes it from the next larger one. Elementor sites imported from WordPress keep these breakpoints too.
What changes in the editor
- The whole Google Fonts library, searchable, loaded only where it is used
- Ctrl/Cmd-click to select several elements and delete, duplicate or copy them together
- A resizable panel and a Structure window you can dock to the side
- Page settings in tabs, with featured image, gradient background and padding
- A colour picker with opacity, eyedropper and the global colours one click away
- Logo and favicon right in Site identity, and sample texts in your language
A Fresco menu like the one you know
In the admin, Fresco now has Site settings, Tools (regenerate the CSS, replace an address across all pages, versions) and System info with a “Copy” button for support. Fresco Pro 2.2 adds Popups, License and Fonts & icons pages, and a header that stays on top while you scroll now really stays on top.
As always, the update is tested at every change: your pages look the same as before, only better where a font was missing.
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