Change the Navigator to a Layer System

[newuser0111]

Prerequisites

• I have searched for similar feature requests in both open and closed discussions and cannot find an existing request.
• I have verified that the feature is still missing from the latest stable versions of Elementor or Elementor Pro.

What problem is your feature request going to solve? Please describe..

When having alot of Containers or Sections, it get can get quite overwhelming to keep things sorted. Renaming each Container or Section is a good idea, but it doesnt really solve the problem. Sometimes the list of Containers or Sections in the Navigator gets so long that you have to scroll down alot or make each of them visible / invisible to see which one you are editing currently.

Describe the solution you'd like.

Why not make a Layer System like in Photoshop? So Layers can be used as a "Container" or "Section". The big thing that is missing in my Opinion are Folders in Elementor. It would solve so much hassle and make things actually sortable. For example you have a Hero Section and this Hero Section is quite complex and has 4 Widgets and is inside an Container. The problem: This Hero Section needs a extra Container for each Mobile and Tablet Version, because it looks messed up in Mobile and Tablet Version. Its not possible to make the Container look good on other devices other than Desktop Version, which isnt a big deal.

So with Folders, you could sort it like this and it would be much more User Friendly and easier to navigate to (imo):

• Hero Section Main Folder
  -- Hero Section Folder Desktop
  -- Container with 4 Widgets inside
  -- Hero Section Folder Tablet
  --- Container with 4 Widgets inside
  -- Hero Section Folder Mobile
  --- Container with 4 Widgets inside

Im sure there are many other Pro's that would make Folders a good use.

Thanks for reading.

Describe alternatives you've considered.

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Agreement

• I agree that my request may be closed without action if it doesn't meet all the requirements.