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Today, we’re making a stunning split-screen Mega Slider. We will use Elementor free version. No Elementor pro. No extra plugins. Just clean HTML with CSS and JavaScript. It is also fully responsive. So feel free to use it on your landing page. This Mega Slider grabs attention instantly. The screen splits into two synced sliders. […]
Today, we’re making a 3D Carousel Slider in Elementor. We will use Elementor free version. No Elementor pro. No extra plugins to bloat your WordPress. Just clean HTML with CSS and JavaScript. It is also fully responsive. So feel free to use it on your landing page. This mega slider creates a stunning visual experience. […]
Today, we’re making a Rotating Ad Hero Section. The beauty of this component is its simplicity. There are no dependencies or frameworks needed.Just clean HTML with CSS and JavaScript. It is also fully responsive. Visitors feel hooked instantly. The 3D prism spins, scrolling text grabs attention. Ads rotate smoothly, etching your brand in their minds. […]
Today, we’re diving into an awesome UI effect that’s perfect for showcasing content in a sleek, modern way. It’s called the Dynamic Card Cascade. Whether you’re building a portfolio, a learning platform, or just want to spice up your website, this effect will grab your users’ attention. The beauty of this component is its simplicity. […]
This design is all about luxury made simple. I wanted Prestige Valet to feel like a five-star experience from the moment someone lands on the page—whether they’re booking a ride to the airport or checking out concierge services. The vibe is sleek and modern, with a city skyline and a shiny car stealing the show […]
Recently, I worked with a client who needed a way to display their custom “Vehicle” post type, sorted by a “Price” field, on their WordPress site. They had created the custom post type using Pods, and while the Kadence Advanced Query Loop block was perfect for displaying the posts, the built-in sort options didn’t include […]
When working on a client’s Kadence site—I noticed an issue: on mobile devices, there was a huge amount of white space below the hero slider. It looked perfect on desktop, but on smaller screens, it was a problem. If you’ve run into this too, here’s how to track down the cause and fix it. The […]
Below, I’ll walk you through two effective methods to solve this problem: one using a custom script and another leveraging Kadence’s “Populate With Parameter” feature.
I explored a few options and found a couple of effective solutions using tools already available in WordPress with Kadence Blocks, as well as a custom CSS approach for more flexibility.
