The Easiest Way to Create Vertical Dividers in Elementor - And They're Height Adjustable Too!

Опубликовано: 13 Май 2026
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Creating horizontal dividers in Elementor is easy. Vertical dividers, however, are a different beast entirely. There's no widget that creates a vertical divider and pretty much any method you use will impact your layout and other elements inside of that layout.

For example, if you just add a border to your container, you also need to add in padding to create some separation between the border and the content. That padding will impact how large the content inside of that container will be. Because of that, you might need to add padding to other containers around it as well. And that can affect how wide the entire section looks compared to other parts of the page.

And, even worse, there's no way to control the height of the border if you add it directly to a container that has some content. It's always going to go from the top to the bottom of its parent container.

There's a better way. And that is using an empty container with its width set as close to 0 as possible and adding a border to that empty container. That creates a vertical divider that takes up no space at all, but it still responds to the gaps set in your parent container. And because of that, it's always perfectly positioned and centered between your other elements.

On top of that, by doing it this way, you can also very easily control the height and position of your new vertical divider. And the best part? It's incredibly easy and incredibly quick.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
00:27 - The problem with other ways of creating vertical dividers
01:48 - The proper way
04:37 - Adjusting the height and position

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