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To set default styles (typography, colors, etc.) for the whole site in Elementor, you should use Site Settings. This ensures every page automatically follows the same design system.


1️⃣ Open Elementor Site Settings

  1. Go to WordPress Dashboard
  2. Open any page with Edit with Elementor
  3. Click the ☰ (hamburger menu) on the top-left
  4. Click Site Settings

Here you can define global defaults for your whole website.


2️⃣ Set Global Typography

Inside Site Settings → Typography

You can define fonts for the whole site:

Example setup (common for modern websites):

Type Example
Primary Poppins
Secondary Montserrat
Text Open Sans
Accent Poppins

Once set, all widgets automatically inherit these fonts.


3️⃣ Set Global Colors

Go to Site Settings → Colors

Typical setup:

Type Example
Primary Brand color
Secondary Secondary brand
Text #333
Accent CTA color

Now when you add buttons, headings, etc., you can choose Global Colors instead of custom ones.


4️⃣ Set Default Button Style

Go to:

Site Settings → Buttons

Set:

Now every button will follow the same design.


5️⃣ Set Default Form Fields

If you use Elementor forms:

Site Settings → Form Fields

Set:


6️⃣ Disable Elementor Default Colors & Fonts (Important)

Go to:

WordPress Dashboard → Elementor → Settings

Check these options:

✔ Disable Default Colors
✔ Disable Default Fonts

This forces Elementor to only use your global styles.


Result:


💡 Pro tip (used by professional Elementor developers):

Create a design system first:

Then build pages.


If you want, I can also show you:

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