To create advanced toggles in WordPress, you need a plugin that extends Elementor’s default functionality.

Common options include:

• ElementsKit (recommended in this tutorial)
• Other Elementor add-ons with toggle widgets

Once installed, activate the plugin and ensure it is working inside your WordPress dashboard.

Next, navigate to:

• The page where you want the toggle to appear, OR
• The Elementor template section if you want reusable toggles across multiple pages

Then:

• Add a new section
• Search for the “Advanced Toggle” widget (from your plugin)

This is where your toggle structure will be built.

Advanced toggles rely heavily on templates.

Each toggle option represents a separate content block.

You can:

• Copy existing page sections
• Paste them into toggle tabs
• Or build new structured content inside templates

Each tab should represent a specific piece of information users can switch between.

Once your first toggle is created:

• Duplicate your template
• Or create new ones for additional tabs

This allows you to build:

• Multi-option pricing tables
• Service comparisons
• Feature breakdowns
• Structured FAQs

You can also use pre-built templates from Elementor or ElementsKit to speed up the process.

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