Cards in Elementor: Image Aspect Ratio, Same Height & Button Alignment Fixes

👋 Welcome to today's tutorial where we'll be diving deep into creating visually appealing and uniform cards using Elementor. If you've struggled with maintaining a constant aspect ratio for your images, ensuring all your cards are the same height, and keeping those call-to-action buttons perfectly aligned at the bottom, then you're in the right place! 🎯
What We'll Cover:
📐 Maintaining a Constant Aspect Ratio for Images
📏 Ensuring All Cards Have the Same Height
🖱️ Aligning Buttons at the Bottom of Your Cards
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
3:00 - Image aspect ratio
5:00 - Equal height
6:46 - Button aligned down
10:04 - Building it from scratch
✅ By the end of this tutorial, you'll be a pro at solving these common challenges in Elementor card design, making your website more polished and user-friendly.
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[@astrofolia4515]

thank you so much!!
I appreciate it😃

[@umairyousafzai07]

Thank you Man ❤
Loved it. Worked in just seconds 🎉 5:39

[@jcwebtech]

Glad to hear that

[@gamipresscordial5379]

You didn't drop all the codes you used. Can You Please drop the codes? Regards.

[@jcwebtech]

Hi, those are very short, simple CSS properties, no actual code. Very easy to type them in with the predictive editor in Elementor.

[@isbergdesigncom]

Thanks! That was easy.