Elementor Widgets

Use headings, lists, cards, FAQs and timelines to turn a long message into understandable sections. Vendix's content widgets help you establish hierarchy, connect an explanation with an action and reuse a saved layout where it fits.

Included widgets: Advanced Heading, Icon Heading, Smart Text Editor, List Block, Feature Block, Info Box, FAQ, Process / Timeline, Shape Divider, Template, Notice New, Unfold New, Highlights New and Review Box New.

Choose the component's purpose before choosing its decoration. Use headings for structure, list blocks for parallel points and an FAQ for questions that genuinely need separate answers.

• Layer headings and supporting text through the available controls. Advanced Heading adds gradient, image or video fill, stroke, background text, reveal, shimmer and rotating-word effects, plus drawn highlight shapes.
• Present compact feature lists or larger information blocks. Info Box, Feature Block and Icon Heading accept Lottie and drawn SVG icons. List Block, Info Box and Contact Cards offer design presets such as Cards, Filled and Person Cards, and Info Boxes in one row can keep an equal height and show their link as text or as a button.
• Notice: show information, success, warning or error messages in four looks (side stripe, filled, outlined, plain). Colors come from the design system's status colors, warnings and errors are read out to screen readers as alerts, and visitors can optionally close a notice and keep it closed.
• Unfold: fold long text or an Elementor template to a set height with a "Read more / Show less" button and an optional bottom fade.
• Highlights: a row of story circles, each opening up to five full-screen cards for a campaign, a post, a page or a product. Product cards add to the cart without leaving the page, seen circles get a grey ring, and the viewer loads only when a visitor first reaches for a circle.
• Review Box: the review of a post with the reviewed item, an overall score on a scale of 5, 10 or 100, criteria, pros and cons and a summary. The post adds a Review node to the Vendix structured data where the box is shown. See Post Features
• Reuse Elementor templates without rewriting their content.

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Open the page with a full-screen introduction built for its message.

Nine ARN Hero widgets cover different introductions. Each design is its own widget with its own panel and views, and all of them share keyboard and swipe navigation, right-to-left mirroring, reduced-motion handling and lazy media for hidden slides.

Included widgets: ARN Hero — Story, Panels, Split, Typography, Sidebar, Fashion, Centered, Parallax and Editorial.

• Story and Panels: step-by-step slides, or three to six expanding panels that become an accordion on phones.
• Split, Typography and Fashion: a cut-out product beside a two-typeface title, one large word per slide, or a collection slider with its own top strip.
• Sidebar, Centered, Parallax and Editorial: a side bar with key figures, a centered message with a logo area, pointer-driven layers, or a magazine-style cover.

Corner links can open a side panel or a modal with text or a saved Elementor template inside any ARN Hero widget.

Explore the Hero Designs

Included widgets: CTA, ARN Button, Pricing Table, Plan Comparison, Comparison Table, Price Box, Pricing Cards, Countdown and ARN Banner New.

Show plan differences in a comparison, use a price box for product details, and keep the primary action visible beside the information supporting it. Countdown output can represent an actual scheduled event; it should not imply an invented deadline. On phones, a Comparison Table either scrolls sideways or shows one card per row, as set by its Mobile Layout option.

ARN Banner places a banner zone or a single banner from the Banners module. The zone sets the size per device, the format (in the page, pop-up, slide-in or bar), the rotation and where it may show. The module is off by default; turn it on in Smart Features → Banners.

The widgets provide presentation controls, not a promise of conversion improvement. Supply accurate plan information, prices and destinations, then review the customer journey on desktop and mobile.

Explore Banners

Included widgets: Post / Content Grid, Content Ticker, Marquee, Counter, Progress Bar and World Clock New.

Use a content grid to browse published entries, a ticker for short updates and numeric components for meaningful values. Movement can help draw attention, but the content should remain understandable without relying on animation alone.

• Post / Content Grid: show the latest content or hand-picked posts, pages and other content in the order you set, with optional category filter tabs that load without a page reload, page numbers next to "Load More" and an adjustable empty-state message. Editors see draft and scheduled items in the editor and previews; visitors see published content only. Cards can show a topic label taken from the entry's category.
• World Clock: show digital or analog clocks for any time zones, in 12- or 24-hour format, with optional seconds, date and a day/night mark.

Choose the supported source, ordering and display controls for the component. Check long titles, empty results and mobile layouts before extending the design across the website.

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Place store features exactly where the product page needs them.

The WooCommerce widgets appear in Elementor when WooCommerce is active and their store module is turned on under Vendix → WooCommerce. Every store module is off until you turn it on.

Explore Bundles & Quick Buy · Explore Cart, Delivery & Stock · Explore Reviews, Loyalty & Recommendations · Explore Shipment Tracking

Supported widgets share responsive typography, spacing, color, alignment and interaction-state controls. Widget colors follow the design system palette, including four status colors for information, success, warning and danger.

• Sample content. A widget dropped on a page arrives with a finished made-up example: one invented business per widget, texts that belong together and light drawings shipped with the plugin, instead of gray placeholders. Widgets saved earlier keep their content and look, also when they are opened and saved again in the editor.
• First load animation. Hero Slider, Image Slider, Logo Carousel, Testimonials, Media Showcase, Media Carousel, News Slider and Section Slider bring in their first content with Fade up, Fade, Zoom or None once they appear on screen, without layout jumps. Visitors who prefer reduced motion see it without movement.
• Right-to-left layouts. Alignment controls that follow the reading direction are labeled Start and End, and arrows, keys and swipe gestures are mirrored on right-to-left sites. See Languages & RTL
• Container effects. Elementor containers can use animated shape dividers from a 25-shape library and an ARN Animated Background with eleven effects: Fog, Waves, Clouds, Clouds 2, Topology, Cells, Animated Gradient, Aurora Gradient, Flow Field, Ken Burns and a Lottie animation. Each has an opacity setting, mouse and touch interaction and a phone switch that is off by default. The animation libraries load only when the container approaches the screen and not at all for visitors who prefer reduced motion; use one Canvas or WebGL background per page.
• Animated buttons. The content buttons of Hero Slider, CTA, Advanced Heading, Feature Block, Image Slider, Pricing Table, Plan Comparison, Process / Timeline and Business Hours can carry a light CSS background effect, such as Mosaic Grid, Dot Field, Light Sweep or Gradient Mesh, always on or only on hover and focus.
• Linked templates. New In the Elementor editor's context menu, "Vendix: Convert to linked template" saves a widget or container as an Elementor template and puts an ARN Template in its place, so several pages share one copy. "Vendix: Edit template" opens it, and "Vendix: Detach from template" brings the content back as a normal copy.
• Stay in view while scrolling. New An Elementor container can keep itself in view while the page scrolls (Advanced → Vendix), for example a product summary beside a long image grid.

Use the shared design system for the project baseline and individual widget controls where a component needs an exception. Elementor element-level typography retains priority within the documented design scope.

For complete ready-made Elementor sections, use the Section Library.