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One of its most unique features is the ability to control how many style settings are loaded in the Elementor panel.
The Problem: Large Elementor addons can slow down the editor because they load hundreds of CSS controls for every widget.
The Solution: JetStyleManager lets you set an “Editor Load Level” (from None to Full).
How it works: You can style a widget at the “Full” level, save that style as a Skin, and then lower the Load Level to “None.” The widget keeps its look, but the editor remains lightning-fast because the heavy styling interface is hidden.
While Elementor has built-in styling, the native WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg) often lacks advanced design controls. JetStyleManager bridges this gap:
It adds a “Block Style” button to supported blocks (like JetEngine Dynamic Blocks or JetFormBuilder).
It provides a familiar, Elementor-like interface to adjust typography, margins, padding, colors, and borders directly inside Gutenberg.
It serves as a “hub” for managing the appearance of various Crocoblock plugins from a single interface, ensuring design consistency across your site.
Go to Crocoblock > JetPlugins Settings and set the Load Level to Full.
Open Elementor and design your widget (e.g., a Pricing Table) exactly how you want it.
Right-click the widget and select “Save as Skin.”
Return to settings and drop the Load Level to None.
On new pages, add the widget, right-click it, and select “Apply Skin” to get your pre-made design without the lag.
Install a supported plugin (like JetFormBuilder).
Select a block in the editor.
Click the “Block Style” icon (usually a brush or “S” icon) in the top toolbar or sidebar to open the styling panel.
