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I have a page on my website that has three divisions of information describing my curriculum for teaching, the primary level, the secondary level, and the graduate level. These divisions are all vertically inline on the same “curriculum” page and each division of my curriculum is comprised of multiple elementor sections, a header block, another new section with 3 columns of info, and perhaps another section below those three columns to create the full overview of that particular level division of my curriculum and with the next level in the curriculum directly below it.
I know its possible to “edit sections” and set them to occupy the full page, which is what I want to do with each curriculum division for primary, secondary, and graduate levels. The problem is that each division is comprised of multiple sections in order to get the layout I want.
Is it possible somehow to group sections together to form a bigger section that I can set to occupy the full page ? My goal is to make it so that the website viewer will only see one piece of my curriculum on their screen at a time, and then when they scroll down, the next division of my curriculum will appear. Currently, while reading the primary level overview, you can see the header and beginning of the secondary level overview which I feel is distracting and would prefer if only one part of my curriculum is visible on screen at a time.
Or do I have to try and jam all my sections and columns into one elementor section so I can edit that single section to occupy the full page ? that was my original solution and I did try to put everything into one section, but it didnt seem to work. maybe I didnt try hard enough…