Plugin Settings is the control center for Tiger Elements — a toggle for every module and every widget, so you can switch off anything you don’t use and keep both the editor and the front end lean.
Where: WP Admin → Tiger Elements → Settings (Plugin Settings tab). Licensing and AI keys are separate sections — see below.
Active Modules
Each major feature has its own on/off switch. Turning a module off removes its admin menu and controls, and stops it from loading any assets. The modules include:
- Builders — Theme Builder, Popup Builder, Menu Builder, CPT Builder, Woo Builder, Schema Markup.
- Data & dynamic content — Dynamic Widgets, Relations, Query Builder, Custom Content Types (CCT), Data Stores.
- Advanced-tab features — Visibility Conditions, Sticky, Parallax and Wrapper Link, which apply globally to every Elementor element.
- Front-end & commerce — Front-end Account, WooCommerce Conversion Suite, QR Code.
- Site tools — Marketing & SEO, Maintenance Mode, Search & Replace.
- AI & automation — Build with AI (MCP) and the Figma Importer.
New modules are enabled automatically for existing installs when you update, so you inherit new features without having to re-enable everything after an upgrade.
Active Widgets
Below the modules is a second grid, one toggle per widget (Hero Section, Advanced Section, CTA Section, accordions, sliders, and every other widget in the library). Disable the widgets you never use to declutter the Elementor panel and stop their CSS and JavaScript from enqueuing on the front end. This is the quickest way to trim page weight on a site that only uses a handful of Tiger widgets.
Licensing & AI keys
The license key field lives on the Dashboard (Tiger Elements → Dashboard → License & help), not on this screen — activate it there to unlock Pro widgets and one-click updates. AI provider keys live under the AI Keys tab. An unlicensed install still runs every free widget and the deterministic Instant Draft builder.
Troubleshooting
A widget disappeared from the Elementor panel.
Check whether its widget toggle — or the parent module — is switched off here. Both must be on for the widget to register.
A feature’s admin menu is gone.
Menus like Query Builder, Relations and CPT Builder only appear while their module is active. Re-enable the module and the menu returns on the next page load.
Turning modules off didn’t change front-end speed.
Assets are only loaded on pages that actually use a widget. If you use page caching, clear it after changing toggles so stale enqueued assets are flushed.