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Widgets
Saved layouts can be used on Elementor pages as shortcodes, but there is also available a helpful Widget.
- Create saved layout https://visualportfolio.co/docs/saved-layouts-and-shortcodes/
![](https://visualportfolio.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Shot-2024-07-16-at-19.35.32-1024x550.png)
- Open Elementor editor and find Visual Portfolio widget by typing in widgets search ‘visual portfolio’
![](https://visualportfolio.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Shot-2024-07-16-at-19.36.56-1024x602.png)
- Insert the widget to your page and select Saved Layout from widget settings
![](https://visualportfolio.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Shot-2024-07-16-at-19.39.23-1024x602.png)
Projects Editor
Sometimes, Elementor is disabled on custom post types. You can easily fix this by following these steps:
- Make sure the Portfolio option is enabled in Elementor settings:
![](https://visualportfolio.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Shot-2024-07-16-at-19.31.20-1024x555.png)
- Then when you start editing the Project, the Elementor page builder will be opened automatically. If not, there should be a button, which will switch the editor to Elementor:
![](https://visualportfolio.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Shot-2024-07-16-at-19.33.40-1024x583.png)
By using the Visual Portfolio widget in Elementor, you can easily integrate your Saved Layouts into your Elementor-built pages. This allows for seamless incorporation of your portfolios and galleries into your overall page design, with the added flexibility of Elementor’s drag-and-drop interface.