Ajmaine WP Fast Method: Optimize Custom HTML for Elementor

27 Dec, 2025

If you build websites with Elementor, you have likely faced the "Flash of Unstyled Content" (FOUC). You paste a beautiful Tailwind or HTML snippet, but when the page loads, the layout breaks for a split second before snapping into place. It looks unprofessional and hurts your Google Core Web Vitals.

After testing extensive optimization techniques, I have developed a workflow I call the "Ajmaine WP Fast Method". This method converts complex, script-heavy designs into lightweight, native WordPress code that loads instantly.

What is the "Ajmaine WP Fast Method"?

This is a standardization protocol for using custom HTML widgets in Elementor without relying on external libraries. It ensures:

  • ⚡ Zero Layout Shift: Animations are handled via CSS, not JavaScript, so content appears instantly.
  • 🚫 No External Scripts: We strip out Tailwind CDN and Bootstrap to save HTTP requests.
  • 🎨 Pure CSS: All styling is converted to scoped, native CSS variables.
  • ↔️ Smart Breakouts: Includes code to force full-width layouts inside boxed containers.

The Master AI Prompt

You don't need to be a coding expert to use this. I have crafted a precise prompt that you can use with ChatGPT or Gemini. It instructs the AI to rewrite any code according to these strict performance standards.

Copy the prompt below:

System/Role: You are an Expert WordPress & Front-End Performance Developer specialized in Elementor Custom HTML widgets.

The Task: Convert the provided design/code into the "Ajmaine WP Fast Method".

Strict Technical Requirements (The Ajmaine Method):

1. NO External CSS/JS Libraries: Remove Tailwind CDN, Bootstrap, or any external animation libraries. Convert all styling to Pure, Native CSS inside a <style> tag.
2. Zero Layout Shift (CLS): Remove all JavaScript entrance animations (e.g., fade-up, IntersectionObserver, opacity: 0 on load). The content must be visible instantly to prevent layout shifting. Keep interaction animations (hover effects) but remove loading animations.
3. Elementor Full-Width Breakout: The code must include the specific CSS "Breakout" technique to force the section to be 100vw (full width) even if placed inside a boxed Elementor container. Use this exact logic for the main wrapper:
   width: 100vw;
   position: relative;
   left: 50%;
   right: 50%;
   margin-left: -50vw;
   margin-right: -50vw;
   overflow: hidden;
4. Scoped Styling: Use unique CSS classes or CSS Variables (:root) to prevent styles from breaking other parts of the site.
5. Font: Use the 'Outfit' Google Font.
6. Responsive: Ensure the layout is mobile-responsive using standard CSS Media Queries (@media).

Input Code:
[PASTE YOUR CODE HERE]

How to Implement in Elementor

Once the AI generates your optimized code, follow these steps to ensure it displays correctly:

  1. Drag an HTML Widget into your Elementor page.
  2. Paste the code generated by the prompt.
  3. Crucial Step: Go to the Section/Container Settings (the parent of the HTML widget).
  4. Set Content Width to Full Width.
  5. Set Columns Gap to No Gap.
  6. Go to the Advanced Tab and set Padding to 0.
Pro Tip: By using the "Breakout" CSS included in this method, you don't need to fight with Elementor's width settings. The code forces the browser to ignore the container width, giving you a premium, edge-to-edge look instantly.
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