How to Limit Blog Post Title in Elementor? (Limit Word Count)

Updated onApril 11, 2026By

Key Takeaways

  • The Plus Addons for Elementor allows users to limit blog post titles by character and word count.
  • Users can activate the Title Limit toggle in the Special Option tab of the Blog Listing widget.
  • The Title Count field lets users set the number of words displayed in the title, with an option to add dots for titles that exceed this limit.
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Limiting the length of blog post titles by word count can be useful for improving the overall design and readability of your blog page. It can help to create a clean and organized look that enhances the user experience.

With the Blog Listing widget from The Plus Addons for Elementor, you can easily limit the blog post title by character and word count.

To check the complete feature overview documentation of The Plus Addons for Elementor Blog Listing widget, click here.

Requirement  – This widget is a part of The Plus Addons for Elementor, make sure it’s installed & activated to enjoy all its powers.

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To do this, add the Blog Listing widget on the page, after selecting the appropriate listing type, style, and layout, go to the Special Option tab, and turn on the Title Limit toggle.

To limit the title by word count, select Word from the Limit on dropdown.

Note: You can also limit the title by characters, by selecting Character from the Limit on dropdown.   

In the Title Count field, you can set the number of words it will show in the title.

You can also turn on the Display Dots toggle to add dots at the end of a title if it exceeds the number set in the Title Count field.

Also, check How to Limit the Post Excerpt in Elementor Blog Posts.

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Related Frequently Asked Questions

What if the Title Limit toggle doesn't work in Elementor?

If the Title Limit toggle isn't functioning, ensure that the Blog Listing widget from The Plus Addons for Elementor is properly installed and activated. This widget is essential for utilizing the title limiting feature. If it's activated and still not working, try refreshing the page or checking for plugin conflicts that may affect its performance.

What is the best practice for setting the Title Count in Elementor?

A good practice for setting the Title Count is to choose a number that maintains readability while fitting your design layout. Typically, limiting titles to 5-8 words works well for most blog designs. This helps avoid clutter and enhances user experience. Additionally, consider enabling the Display Dots toggle to indicate when titles are truncated.

Does limiting blog post titles improve user experience?

Limiting blog post titles can significantly improve user experience by creating a cleaner and more organized look on your blog page. This approach enhances readability and helps visitors quickly grasp the content of your posts. Using the Blog Listing widget from The Plus Addons for Elementor makes it easy to implement this feature.

What happens if I set the Title Count too low?

Setting the Title Count too low may result in titles that do not fully convey the content of your posts, potentially confusing readers. It's important to strike a balance between brevity and clarity. Aim for a count that captures the essence of your title without losing important context.

Last reviewed: April 11, 2026

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