Hello people, my name is Ferdy, and in this video I show you how to work with Elementor v4 (the Atomic Editor). The biggest shift is the class-based workflow: instead of styling every single element again and again, I create reusable classes once and then I apply them anywhere. I demonstrate it with a messy flexbox layout and then I clean it up in seconds using classes like section-m (spacing top/bottom), flex-column (stack items), flex-center (center everything), and gap-m / gap-l (consistent spacing). I also show practical utility classes like max-width-800 and text-align-center, so you can literally type a few class names and your design is done. Then I build a Primary Button class step-by-step: background color, typography color, border radius (I like working with REM), and a hover state where both background and text can change. The cool thing is: when you apply that class to other buttons, they instantly match—and if you update the class later, it updates everywhere. I also explain local styling versus classes (and how overrides work), plus the new v4 color workflow where “variables” replace the old global colors. Finally, I show you how to get Elementor v4 by enabling beta testing in Elementor → Tools → Version Control.