Using panel element options
When you select an element, the Options Panel for that element appears to the left of your working area.

The "Element Options Panel" consists of:
A title that turns into a small tree view on hover.
The 3 styling tabs
General Tab
Styling Tab
Advanced Tab
Search filter
Hide/Show "Element Options Panel" toggle
Close Panel button
Title of Element Options Panel
If you hover over the title, you will see the tree view from the Parent to the selected child element, highlighting only the child elements' parents.

If Your selected element is the "Section element" then you will be able to see the tree view for all the elements inside the section.

The 3 Styling tabs - General / Styling / Advanced
General Tab
Styling Tab
Advanced Tab

General Tab
Here you will find the element's general settings as well as frequently used options for changing the element's styles.
Each element has its own general options, which can vary from element to element.
Here are some common options that you will find in the general tab:
Choose the "Inner content width" of your section
Select the gap size between columns
Edit Text
Add links
Add dynamic data
Change the tags
Alignment options
Changing column width
Content Orientation
Shape Dividers
Change Sizing and Spacing
Add media content
Add icons
Customize various options specific to the selected element.
Styling Tab
Here you will find all the styling options for the element. Some elements are more complex and are composed also of child elements, the styles for the child elements can be found also here.
Here are some common actions that you can do in the styling tab:

Change the wrapper styles
Change the Child elements styles
Copy/paste styles from one child element to another child element
Adding Child Selectors and animating them when hovering over a parent element
Style and add pseudo selectors
Add and style global classes
Access to these styles:

Background
Typography
Border
Size & Spacing
Display
Transitions
Transform
Filters
Custom Attributes
Advanced Tab
Change the element display name
Add a Unique ID
Access Advanced Conditions
Animations Options
Custom CSS
Repeater Options

Search filter
The search can return all of the styles for the element you searched for. This allows you to reduce the number of clicks required to achieve the desired style.


Hide/Show "Element Options Panel" toggle
You may ask yourself why there is a Toggle button and also a close button what is the difference?
There are situations where you want to click an element without the panel appearing each time you click an element, for example, you may want to check your full page design while adjusting the spacing of different elements.
By using the toggle the panel is still on just that it is hidden.
Close Panel button
The close icon will close the panel and deselects the active element.
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