How to Wrap Text in Elementor WordPress

The Text Editor widget is a Tiny MCE What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) editor. It behaves much to list the classic WordPress visual editor. You may enter all kinds of content within the editor, including rich text, images, and even WordPress shortcodes. Therefore, this is a versatile widget that is perfect in many ways for designing your website.

In addition, the widget has numerous features that normally appear on a TinyMCE editor. You can use the advanced styling options to change lots of elements like font, line height, letter spacing, alignment, text wrapping, and more.

One of the most common questions for the element is how to wrap text around images with the Text editor widget. This is not as hard as you might think and is a perfect use for the tool. To do this follow these instructions.

The first thing that you need to do is to access the page that you want to edit. And then drag the text editor widget into the space where you would like to have the image and text wrapped around it. Then click on the Add Media option and add the image that you would like on your page. You can upload a new image or you can use one from your library.

What you want to do then is to click on the image and then adjust the alignment settings, this will allow you to wrap the text around the image, with the image to the right or the left of the text.

The Text Editor widget does respect the user’s choice in WordPress settings to enable or disable the Visual Tab. If your tabs are missing when you are editing a page, then you can make a change that will re-enable it.

To do this, you can go to your WordPress Dashboard, users, and profile and then you can uncheck the option to disable the Visual Editor.

Now it is important to note that any typography style, as well as other styling options of text within the editor, will only make changes to the normal paragraph text. If you have changed any of the text within the editor to headings or other things, then the text will not be affected.

If there is a text that uses HTML tags other than the

setting in the Text Editor widget, it will inherit the styling option for you.