Hello people, my name is Ferdy, and in this first lesson of my Elementor v4 (Atomic Editor) playlist I show you step-by-step how to install Elementor v4 beta and actually turn on the new Atomic Editor experience. Elementor v4 is still in beta, but it’s getting stable enough for real projects, and I’ve been playing around with it. The learning curve is a bit steeper, but man… once you get how it works, it’s faster, cleaner, and so much better. We start by installing the free version of Elementor from the WordPress plugin area. Then I go to Elementor → Tools → Version Control, enable beta testing, and update to the latest beta release. After that, I install and activate the Hello Theme (because it’s lightweight and made to work great with Elementor), and I clean up the default themes. Finally, I activate the “new experience” for v4 inside Elementor’s settings, create a homepage, set it as the static front page in the Customizer, and open it in the editor. Inside the editor, I show you where the new Atomic Elements live (Div Block, Flexbox, and the Atomic Elements panel). You’ll still see v3 elements for now, but step-by-step more features will move to the Atomic system—and in the next video I’ll show you how to upgrade an existing Elementor website to v4.