Avada Live Local Options Management

Avada Live Local Options Management is the ability to access and edit page-specific settings directly in the Avada Live Visual Builder, rather than leaving the page to return to the WordPress backend. In Avada, these “local options” are the settings that apply only to the current page or post, such as Page Options, page settings, local custom CSS, sliders, and Page Title Bar controls.

In practice, this means that while you are editing a page in Avada Live Visual Builder, you can open the sidebar and adjust the current page’s options in real time. Changes refresh on the page as you work, and there is a single global save button in the top toolbar that saves both content and option changes. Some local features, such as sliders and the Page Title Bar, can be managed via on-page control icons when assigned to that page.

There are numerous Options you can access and manage in the Avada Live Visual Builder. The first ones are the Page Options. On the Toolbar, at the top of the page, you will see a row of icons, as shown in the image below. The second is the Sidebar Icon, which opens the Sidebar. The Page Options are available from the second icon in the Sidebar, as shown below.

The entire set of Page Options is available to you here, in an easy-to-use interface. Any changes you make in the Page/Post Options are reflected directly on the page in real time.

In the Settings tab, you can change the Page Title, Slug, Parent, and Page Template, add featured images to a page, and use the Custom CSS tab to add local custom CSS for the open page or post.

With any changes you make, you will notice the Save Icon on the Toolbar in blue. This signifies that changes have been made and are ready to be saved.

Some local page features are not editable directly in the Ava Live Visual Builder. These areas are not in the page content, and are controlled from the Page Options, or other areas in WordPress. These are areas like Sliders, and the Page Title Bar.

Sliders and the Page Title Bar are initially added from the Header Icon Controls, as shown above. Still, if they are already assigned to the page, then you will instead find both Global and Local Edit Icons, as well as a Remove icon, on the actual Slider or Page Title Bar, as seen below.