faq

Frequently Asked Question

Learn how to use our plugins with step-by-step guides and practical examples

Layout

The Layout section contains three tabs: Section, Items, and Content.

  1. In the Section tab, you can configure the overall widget container:
  • Max Width — sets the maximum width of the widget. Available units: px, %, vw, custom. Default: 100%. Range examples: px 200–2000, % 10–100, vw 10–100.
  • Height — sets the height of the panel row on desktop and tablet. Available units: px, vh, custom. Default: Desktop 500px, Tablet 420px. Range examples: px 200–900, vh 20–100. This setting is ignored on mobile, where panel height is automatic.
  • Alignment — sets the horizontal alignment of the widget inside its Elementor column. Options: Left, Center, Right. Default: Center.
  • Background — customize the widget section background. You can set a classic color background, background image with position and size, or a gradient background.
  1. In the Items tab, you can configure collapsed panel strips and shared panel styling:
  • Gap Between Items — sets the horizontal space between panels. Available units: px, rem, custom. Default: 0px on all breakpoints. Range: px 0–60, rem 0–4.
  • Collapsed Min Width — sets the minimum width of each collapsed panel strip on desktop and tablet. Available units: px, rem, custom. Default: Desktop 75px, Tablet 56px. Range: px 30–200, rem 1–12. Not used on mobile because only one active panel is shown.
  • Border — customize the border of each panel. You can set border type (solid, double, dotted, dashed, none), border width for each side, and border color.
  • Border Radius — sets corner rounding for all panels. Available units: px, %, em, rem, custom. Controls each corner independently.
  • Box Shadow — adds a shadow to all panels. You can customize horizontal offset, vertical offset, blur, spread, color, and position.
  1. In the Content tab, you can configure how text and image are arranged inside the expanded (active) panel.
  • Active Panel Layout — selects the layout mode for the expanded panel on the current breakpoint.
    Options:
    Side — Content Left: text on the left, image on the right. Default on Desktop and Tablet.
    Side — Image Left: image on the left, text on the right.
    Stack — Content Top: text above image.
    Stack — Image Top: image above text. Default on Mobile.
    Overlay — Content on Image: full-size background image with text overlay.
  • Stack Gap — sets the space between the text block and the image in stacked layouts. Available units: px, rem, custom. Default: Desktop/Tablet 0px, Mobile 16px. Range: px 0–80, rem 0–5.
  • Stacked Image Min Height — sets the minimum photo height in stacked layouts. Unit: px. Default: Desktop 220px, Tablet 200px, Mobile 180px. Range: 100–500px.
  • Overlay Min Height — sets the minimum height of the active panel in overlay layout. Available units: px, vh, custom. Default: Desktop 420px, Tablet 360px, Mobile 320px. Range: px 200–800, vh 20–100.
  • Content Position — sets the vertical position of the text block over the image. Options: Top, Middle, Bottom. Default: Desktop/Tablet Middle, Mobile Bottom.
  • Overlay Tint — sets the color of the semi-transparent overlay placed over the background image. Default: #000000.
  • Overlay Tint Opacity — sets the strength of the overlay tint. Range: 0 to 1, step 0.05. Default: 0.35.
  • Content Width — sets the width of the text column in side-by-side layouts. Available units: %, px, custom. Default: Desktop/Tablet 55%, Mobile 60%. Range: % 30–80, px 200–800.
  • Side Layout Image Min Height — sets the minimum photo height in side-by-side layouts, especially on mobile. Unit: px. Default: 180px on all breakpoints. Range: 100–400px.
  • Content Padding — sets inner padding inside the text block. Available units: px, %, em, rem, custom. Default: Desktop 3rem, Tablet 2rem, Mobile 1.25rem (linked on all sides).
  • Vertical Alignment — sets the vertical alignment of content inside the text block. Options: Top, Middle, Bottom. Default: Desktop/Tablet Middle, Mobile Top. Not used in overlay layout — use Content Position instead in overlay mode.