Moshe Dvir’s solution worked like a charm. The template is easy to create and the shortcode can be found on the templates overview page (access via WP sidebar, below "Elementor").
However, it seemed like it does not work at first so I almost gave up: Turns out that Elementor’s editor does not support this method visually so you have to check directly on the preview page or live page. Apparently, Elementor also doesn’t accept any changes to the responsive versions of templates that are fetched via shortcode so I had to inspect the page, get the respective classes and add custom CSS for mobile.
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If you use Elementor.
Create several templates that you want to use within Slider.
Then on the page, you will use the Edit Slides widget
And there you will put the shortcode of the templates in each tab
And it will look like this
Moshe Dvir’s solution worked like a charm. The template is easy to create and the shortcode can be found on the templates overview page (access via WP sidebar, below "Elementor").
However, it seemed like it does not work at first so I almost gave up: Turns out that Elementor’s editor does not support this method visually so you have to check directly on the preview page or live page. Apparently, Elementor also doesn’t accept any changes to the responsive versions of templates that are fetched via shortcode so I had to inspect the page, get the respective classes and add custom CSS for mobile.
This worked for me: