Sticky Header & Footer Builder for Elementor
A free WordPress plugin for designing custom headers and footers in Elementor, with optional sticky behaviour on the whole site or only selected pages.
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Elementor Websites That Stay Fast and Editable
Elementor makes it easy to design visually, and just as easy to build a heavy, messy site. We use it with discipline: lean layouts, reusable templates and clear structure, so the site you can edit yourself is also the site that loads quickly.
Who this is for
- Owners who want to edit their own pages visually after launch.
- Teams with an existing Elementor site that has become slow or inconsistent.
- Businesses that need a custom header, footer or sticky navigation in Elementor.
- Agencies needing an Elementor specialist for part of a project.
Pages that feel heavy
Deeply nested sections, too many widgets and unoptimised images are the usual reasons an Elementor page loads slowly.
Inconsistent design
Every page styled by hand drifts over time. Fonts, colours and spacing stop matching.
Edits that break layouts
Without a clear structure, changing one block can rearrange the whole page on mobile.
Header and footer limits
Theme-controlled headers and footers can be hard to customise and awkward to make sticky.
Elementor, done with restraint
We build global styles first: colours, fonts and spacing defined once and reused everywhere. Changing the brand colour is then one edit, not fifty.
We keep structure shallow, use the widgets a page needs and no more, and check how every layout reflows on small screens. Images are sized and compressed before they are uploaded.
We also build for Elementor ourselves. Our free plugin, Sticky Header & Footer Builder for Elementor, is published on WordPress.org and lets you design custom headers and footers in the Elementor editor with optional sticky behaviour.
What you get
- Global colours, typography and spacing set up as reusable styles
- Reusable templates for common page types
- Custom header and footer, with sticky behaviour where it helps
- Mobile and tablet layouts checked page by page
- Image and asset optimisation
- Editor guidance so your team can add pages without breaking the design
Edit without fear
A tidy structure and reusable templates mean changes stay predictable.
Faster pages
Lean markup and optimised assets address the main reasons Elementor sites feel slow.
Consistent brand
Global styles keep every page looking like the same business.
How it works
5 clear steps, so you always know what happens next and what is expected of you.
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Audit or brief
For an existing site we review structure and speed. For a new one we agree the design and pages.
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Design system
Colours, type and spacing defined once, then components built on top.
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Build pages
Pages assembled from the reusable parts, checked on every screen size.
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Optimise and test
Image, font and script tuning, then cross-device testing.
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Handover
A walkthrough covering how to edit safely.
Relevant examples
Frequently asked questions
Is Elementor bad for performance?
It can be heavy if used carelessly, but a lean build with optimised images and a tidy structure performs well. The result depends far more on how it is built than on the tool itself.
Do I need Elementor Pro?
Not always. Some features, such as the theme builder, need Pro. We tell you before you buy and avoid it when the free version is enough.
Can you fix my slow Elementor site?
Often we can improve it a lot. We measure first, then change only what the data points to. The performance optimisation page explains the approach.
Can I get a sticky header?
Yes. We can build one in Elementor, or you can use our free Sticky Header & Footer Builder plugin for simple cases.
Guides that go deeper
Plain-language articles on the questions people ask before they commit.
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