Per-page settings (style, spacing, performance)

Most Themeasy options are site-wide, but sometimes a single page needs to look or behave differently. Themeasy adds its own sections to Elementor's Page Settings, so the change applies to that page only — no code, nothing global touched.

To open them, click the gear icon in the Elementor editor (Page Settings) and look across the Settings, Style and Advanced tabs.

Availability

These per-page sections are part of the full Themeasy toolkit: you need a Themeasy theme and a Pro or Agency plan (a Themeasy theme bought on its own unlocks them too). They aren't included in Themeasy Lite or the Themeasy Widgets plan.

The Page Style, Header and Page Spacing sections in Elementor Page Settings

Page Settings → Style: the Page Style section (1), with Header and Page Spacing below it (2)
Tab Section Use it to
Settings Page Variants Tag the page as Dark Mode, One-Page or Landing Page.
Style Page Style Override brand colors, tint the page, play an entry animation.
Style Header Decide how the header sits above this page's first section.
Style Page Spacing Set padding and gap defaults for the page's sections.
Advanced Performance & UX Override the Preloader, Smooth Scroll and Breadcrumbs.

Page Style (Style tab)

Restyle this one page:

  • Primary Color, Secondary Color, Accent Color — override those three brand colors for this page only. Everything on the page that uses the matching Elementor global color follows.
  • A CSS Filters group — tint the whole page with Blur, Brightness, Contrast, Saturation and Hue.
  • Page Entry Animation — play a full-screen overlay as the page loads. The overlay never blocks clicks or typing.
Control What it does
Enable Entry Animation Switches the overlay on.
Animation Type Curtain Up, Wave Up or Fade.
Overlay Color The color of the overlay.
Duration (ms) How long the animation takes, from 200 to 3000 ms.
Delay (ms) How long to wait before it starts, up to 1000 ms.

Header (Style tab)

Your header's Scroll Behavior applies to every page that uses it. First Section lets one page decide differently:

Option What it does
Inherit Follow the header's own setting.
Overlap first section The header floats on top of the page's first section. Use it for a full-width hero designed to run under the navbar.
Reserve space above Always leave room for the header above the content. Use it for a page with no hero under a header set to Absolute (overlaps first section).

The header keeps its own Scroll Behavior either way: a Relative navbar scrolls away with the hero, while an Always Fixed or Smart Hide/Show one stays pinned. See Build a header with containers.

Page Spacing (Style tab)

Set this page's spacing defaults in one place. Switch on Enable Page Spacing, then adjust:

Group Controls
Hero / First Section Padding for the page's first section.
Sections Padding for every other section.
Inner Container Gaps Row Gap and Column Gap inside containers.
Grid Container Gaps A separate Row Gap and Column Gap for grid containers.
Reset Child Container Padding Zeroes the padding on inner child containers — useful for symmetric two-column layouts.

The padding and gap controls are responsive, so you can set them per device. They apply to the page's own top-level sections, not to your header, footer or other Global Sections.

Tip

Page Spacing sets defaults. A section's own Container Padding still wins, so you can override any single section as usual.

Performance & UX (Advanced tab)

Override three site-wide behaviors for this page. Each is a three-way choice — Inherit (follow the global setting), Enable or Disable:

Control Site-wide setting it overrides
Preloader The Preloader in Performance & UX.
Smooth Scroll Smooth Scroll in Performance & UX.
Breadcrumbs Enable Breadcrumbs on the General tab of the Settings panel. The Breadcrumbs widget isn't affected.

Page Variants

The Page Variants section on the Settings tab tags a page as Dark Mode, One-Page or Landing Page, so Global Sections and styling can target it in bulk. It has its own guide — see Page Variants.

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