Elementor Custom CSS Location

@media (min-width: 481px) {
.elementor-239 .elementor-element.elementor-element-a22d67b {
–width: 1441px;
}
}
where above defined in elementor

The CSS you provided is likely a custom piece of code added to your Elementor setup. In Elementor, such custom CSS is generally defined in one of the following locations:

1. **Elementor's Custom CSS Tab**:
– If it's associated with a specific widget or section, it would be defined in the **Advanced > Custom CSS** tab for that element.
– To check:
1. Edit the page with Elementor.
2. Select the widget or section with the `elementor-element-a22d67b` ID.
3. Navigate to the **Advanced** tab and look for any custom CSS.

2. **Theme Customizer or Additional CSS**:
– The CSS could be added via the **Additional CSS** section in **Appearance > Customize**.

3. **Global Custom CSS in Elementor**:
– Elementor allows adding global custom CSS under **Elementor > Settings > Custom CSS** in the WordPress admin dashboard.

4. **Child Theme or Theme Files**:
– The CSS might also be added in a child theme's `style.css` file or a specific stylesheet loaded by your theme.

5. **Third-party Plugin**:
– If you are using a plugin like Elementor Pro or another custom styling plugin, the CSS could be injected via that plugin.

6. **Inspecting the Source**:
– To pinpoint the origin:
1. Right-click on the element in question and select **Inspect** in your browser.
2. Look at the CSS rules applied to `.elementor-element-a22d67b` and check the source file or location.

If you need help finding it, let me know more about your setup, and I can guide you accordingly!

post-239.css

If the CSS is defined in `post-239.css`, this file is dynamically generated by Elementor for a specific post or page with the ID **239**. Elementor creates these CSS files to handle custom styling and layout settings applied via the Elementor editor.

### Locating the `post-239.css` File
1. **Physical File Location**:
– This file is stored in the `wp-content/uploads/elementor/css/` directory.
– Example path:
`/wp-content/uploads/elementor/css/post-239.css`

2. **Editing via Elementor**:
– Open the Elementor editor for the page or post with ID **239**.
– Look for the section or widget with the `elementor-element-a22d67b` ID to identify where the styles are applied.
– Modify the styles in the **Advanced > Custom CSS** section or via widget settings.

3. **Viewing the File in the Browser**:
– Visit the front end of the post or page with ID 239.
– Right-click and inspect the element.
– In the **Sources** tab of the browser developer tools, search for `post-239.css` to view the loaded file.

### Updating Styles
To modify this CSS:
– **In Elementor**:
– Update the styles directly in Elementor's editor for the page.
– **Overwrite via Additional CSS**:
– If editing the file directly isn't possible, you can override the styles by adding new CSS in:
– **Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS**
– Or your child theme's `style.css`.

Let me know if you need further assistance!