Elementor is a WYSIWYG editor that allows you to view changes on your page in real-time, so you can undo mistakes or redo sections easily, with each revision saved as a template for later use.
Compatible with other WordPress plugins and boasting over 90 incredible widgets (known as blocks ) and templates to choose from, as well as grids and carousels, this plugin makes your life easy!
How to make a button that scrolls down the page
Elementor makes it easy to enhance user experience by offering a feature to scroll back up quickly on mobile devices, helping your visitors quickly access information they’re seeking on your website.
Elementor makes editing simple with its inline text editing feature and real-time preview, so you won’t have to worry about making mistakes or losing your work. Plus, Elementor’s revision history lets you track back through changes you’ve made or reverse them if necessary.
Elementor is fully compatible with major WordPress plugins such as WooCommerce, Yoast SEO, LearnDash and MemberPress; in addition to supporting all types of content – HTML code, video files, audio and images. This makes Elementor ideal for creating dynamic pages as it enables you to simultaneously add multiple widgets or features at once.
How to make a button that scrolls up the page
Establishing a scroll back to top button on your website is an effective way of improving visitor experiences. These buttons should typically be located at the bottom of each page and enable visitors to return back up automatically without manually scrolling up and back out again.
To create a scroll up to top button using Elementor, first edit the page where you would like it added. Clicking the section handle of a top section enters editing mode; from here add its CSS ID under Advanced in the left panel. Next add a Button widget (or any other widget that allows links) with Link field prefixed by # symbol for fast navigation of pages that scroll up from top down.
Add the Button widget to the desired location on your page and drag it to its final position. It will now appear whenever users scroll below the page fold and will disappear once they are above it.
How to make a button that overflows the page
Scroll-to-top buttons provide users with an efficient way to quickly return to the top of a page without performing manual mouse scrolling, and adding one is simple with Elementor.
Launch Elementor editor and create a new section by either clicking “+” button or using right click functionality in edit toolbar. Next, place button widget inside newly formed section.
Apply a scroll-to-top effect to the button you have just created. Remember that it may not work across all browsers and devices, depending on cache and other factors; to ensure optimal performance it is wise to clear your cache prior to testing this on your site. Once set up you can customize animation according to your tastes; many popular effects include fade in, bob, hang, spin, and zoom effects.
How to make a button that is sticky
Sticky headers are navigation tools that maintain your menu at the top of the screen no matter where you scroll down the page, making them particularly beneficial for websites with extensive content that extends below its surface. They’re especially handy for sites with an abundance of multimedia and images at their base, which may otherwise cause it to get lost at times.
To make a section sticky, select it first, and click the “Sticky” button in the toolbar. Additionally, you may use the arrows to move up or down through its hierarchy.
If you want to give your sticky header more style, simply alter the transition attribute by adding a CSS class and changing its transition attribute. This will cause its shrink and animation smoothly.