🎯 What It Is A powerful widget for displaying blog posts or any custom post types in a variety of styles and layouts. It fetches content dynamically and presents it within your design. 🚀 Core Features & Layout Styles Three Display Styles (Skins): Classic: Traditional grid with post title, image, excerpt, and metadata—supports masonry layout. Cards: A modern card-style layout
🎯 Purpose The Spacer widget adds empty space between elements on your page. It’s a simple yet powerful tool for improving layout structure and visual balance without adding actual content. ➕ How to Use It Drag the Spacer widget into any section or column where you need vertical spacing. Adjust its height using a slider or numeric input to increase
🎯 Purpose The Facebook Like Button widget enables you to add a social engagement button to your site, allowing visitors to like a page or post directly. It helps increase interaction and brand visibility on Facebook without requiring users to leave the page. ⚙️ Key Configuration Options URL to Like: Define the web address that the Like button will reference.
🎯 Purpose The Login widget lets you insert a fully styled login form anywhere on your site. Ideal for custom login pages, member areas, or dashboard sections without relying on default WordPress templates. ⚙️ Content Configuration Show Labels: Toggle on/off to display form field labels (Username, Password). Placeholder Text: Customize the placeholder text within input fields. Remember Me Option: Optionally
🎯 What It Does The Media Carousel widget enables you to display a collection of images and videos in a dynamic, interactive slider format. It offers multiple layout styles—Carousel, Slideshow, and Coverflow—giving you flexibility to create engaging visual displays. 💡 Why Use It Ideal for grabbing attention with motion and interactivity. Efficiently showcases multiple visuals within limited space. Perfect for
🧩 Purpose Facebook Pixel is a script that lets you track user behavior—such as page visits, clicks, and purchases—enabling you to target and optimize ads on Facebook effectively. ⚙️ Integration Methods 1. Using Elementor’s Custom Code Feature (Simplest Way) Go to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to the Custom Code section in Elementor. Create a new snippet named “Facebook Pixel”.
🧩 Purpose This feature allows you to add custom HTML attributes directly to link elements (such as buttons or icons) in Elementor. It’s perfect for enhancing functionality, accessibility, SEO, or integrating with external tools using attributes like download, rel, title, or data-*. 🛠️ How to Add Custom Attributes Select the widget that includes a Link field (e.g., Button, Icon). In
🎯 Purpose Designed to display formatted code snippets with syntax highlighting and style options, this widget is perfect for blogs, tutorials, documentation, or developer portfolios. ⚙️ Core Features Multiple Language Support Automatically highlights syntax for numerous programming and markup languages (e.g., JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Python, PHP). Uses an intuitive dropdown to specify the appropriate language. Editable Code Input Paste or
🎯 Purpose Enables you to accept one-time payments, donations, or recurring subscriptions through PayPal—without needing a full e-commerce setup or extra plugins. ⚙️ Content & Configuration PayPal Account Setup Enter your merchant PayPal email to link payments to your account. Transaction Type Options Checkout: One-off product or service Define item name, SKU, price, currency, quantity, shipping cost, and tax percentage
