JetTricks For Elementor

As I said before, Elementor add-ons are utilised to expand the platform’s capabilities, introduce new tools, and increase functionality. The JetTricks plugin enhances the website’s visual appeal. Think of it as a toolkit that enables even a user without any coding knowledge to create complex visual effects to various web page components.

When I mention “no coding experience,” I should also note that a tonne of work is always put into making such tools. What used to require hours of programming may now be completed in a few keystrokes.

JetTricks by Crocoblock may be installed separately or as a component of JetPlugins. Eight new widgets are added to the Elementor plugin when JetTricks is installed, and they serve to expand the interactive features and possibilities for animation effects available on Elementor sites. If a widget is not necessary for work, it can be temporarily deactivated. I’ll examine the functionality offered by each of these widgets.

A common method for enhancing the interactivity of a website is to employ tooltips. It displays pertinent details about some components on your page. Until the user wants to see it and hovers over a marker, this information does not occupy any extra space.

This specific plugin is comparable to the Elementor Pro version’s Elementor Hotspots widget. Nevertheless, it permits adding tooltip material to any Elementor widget rather than restricting usage to backdrop pictures.

The tooltip instrument provides a number of style choices for the information, including settings for the tooltip’s location, text formatting, and animations like fading, perspective, and transparency. See our knowledge base for thorough information on how to add this tool.

Sticky column

With this effect, you may designate a certain page element as “sticky,” ensuring that it remains at the top or bottom of the screen as you scroll. This is frequently used with endless scrolling page navigation menus. Columns cannot have the sticky effect applied with Elementor. Only a widget or a section can be attached by users to the top/bottom positions of the screen. Users have the option to apply this effect to any of the three primary construction components using the JetTricks plugin.

Hotspots

Multiple hotspots are created on the background picture by this effect, and when you click or hover over them, they cause tooltips to appear in certain locations. The information included in the tooltip may give you with a link to another website or an explanation of a particular aspect of the image.

This tool’s user-friendly, straightforward interface provides access to a wide range of customizations, including the ability to scatter marks around the screen and select the colours and hotspot shapes that best suit your design. Last but not least, decide which Elementor animations should be used for the tooltips and hotspots.

By adding interesting graphics to the tooltips, Hotspots is a great tool for designing original tours. It’s a versatile instrument whose potential is only constrained by the creativity of its creators.

Particles

By adding interactive particles to the section backdrop, the particles effect contributes to the creation of cutting-edge pages. Without any real code, it can transform a simple design into a dynamic, throbbing environment. Downloading one of the animation templates and modifying it using JetTricks’ tools is essentially all there is to it.

Play around with the particle’s colours, shapes, speed, and density. Make them resemble geometric shapes, snow, stars, and atoms. This one is simple and rather entertaining to do, and it produces excellent results.

Another widget that requires your attention is the Read More widget. After utilising Read More a few times for the first time, it can end up being one of the most important tools for improving the user experience and making a page more aesthetically pleasing.

This tool, in a nutshell, conceals any type of content behind a button. Text, a picture, or a link all qualify as content. It is so potent that entire pages may be organised with it. Create a layout with easy to understand directions so that users may make a one-screen page scroll infinitely.

You have total control over how each component appears, just like with other JetTricks widgets; you can even make the Read More button invisible.

When designing e-commerce layouts, the Read More widget is helpful. Apply it to product specs, shipping rules, and other in-depth product details.

Unfold

Unfold is another another space-saving widget that may be used to optimise layout, conceal superfluous information, or highlight the text. You may select how much of the material is exposed by adjusting values in the Close Height box. This enables you to give site visitors a sneak peek at the material.

The tools for creating well-organized pages with stunning layouts are the Read More and Unfold widgets. The user-friendly, straightforward design makes it easy to learn how to utilise these powerful tools.

Satellite

There are limitations on how sections, columns, and widgets may be overlaid in Elementor. The only method to do this is to move one element’s Z-index below another and then experiment with the opacity settings. This process is cumbersome and time-consuming. You may freely overlap as many items as you like with the JetTricks Satellite widget and alter their size and opacity, whether they are headers, words, or photos. Adapt them to your view by moving and even rotating them.

Use the Satellite widget to construct sites that seem professional, get rid of white space, and produce original images. Crocoblock takes care to make it simple for regular users without coding skills to overlay diverse elements.

Parallax

The final widget on the list that I’ll discuss is this one. The parallax effect simulates the displacement of an object’s location against a background that is in the distance. As a result, the object farther away from the viewer travels more slowly as you scroll down the page. This gives a 2D arrangement the appearance of three dimensionality.

The website is aesthetically beautiful because to the parallax scrolling effect, which offers a compelling atmosphere for storytelling. Only the backdrop of the section may be added using the Parallax effect in Elementor Pro. You may freely add it to columns and widgets while using JetTricks. Create a user experience that is similar to playing video games by experimenting to see how your content appears against a dynamic background.

Other JetTricks effects may be used with parallax to provide unique and breathtaking graphics. Imagine using the Particles widget to bring the Parallax effect to a backdrop engine!

Summarizing About JetTricks Plugins

To especially enhance the visual effects and motion of the Elementor website builder, Crocoblock designed the JetTricks plugin. The following categories generally describe the widgets included in this package:

widgets (such as Parallax, Satellite, and Particles) that solely add visual effects;
widgets that aid in layout optimization (Read More, Sticky Column, and Unfold);
gadgets that make the website more interactive (Tooltips, Hotspots).

In the Elementor Free edition, the majority of effects are not available. Some animation effects are available in Elementor Pro, but they come with restrictions, such as the Parallax effect, which may only be used with section backdrop pictures.

A high-end Elementor add-on called JetTricks is intended to give your website a distinctive feel. With the aid of its potent capabilities, a designer may materialise their creative concept and produce a dynamic, throbbing atmosphere for any type of content.

On the Made with Croco page, you can view examples of websites built with JetTricks and other Crocoblock plugins. Make sure to submit your work so that you may demonstrate your success!