Feature requests

Currently, the Dynamic Grid allows us to create custom grids similar to Elementor Pro's Loop Grid, which is fantastic. While we can design the grid layout exactly as we want, there's a significant limitation when it comes to frontend functionality - the lack of filtering and pagination options. Term filtering - Allow users to filter content by categories, tags, or custom taxonomy termsPagination controls - Enable users to navigate through multiple pages of content These features would be incredibly valuable for creating dynamic blog pages and archive pages. With term filters and pagination, we could build much more interactive and user-friendly content displays without needing to rely on additional plugins or custom development. Thnak you

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The advanced calculator is a great feature but after calculating the price, that's all. In your next update, you can include an option to add to the cart or a link to checkout so that after the customer calculates the custom prices, he or she can checkout and pay for that price.

I wanted to add a pop-up widget so whenever I click a button, a window pops up. I want to be able to use it in 3 ways: Have a contact form where people subscribe with their mail. They subscribe and an email is automatically sent to them (if possible?) When they click, they add their email and after that, they can download a file directly. etc. I mostly want to do the 3rd option and would be great if you could add it. Thank you!

Hello, great pros, Wondering, why not add entrance animation styles to your fabulous advanced heading, fancy list, etc. widgets, such as the same entrance animations for blog and post grid & gallery? This will enhance the UX so much. Thanks, I appreciate your efforts.

Please add more menu hover animation effects. Also make the menu work for for mobile devices with toggle and dropdown effects. See: https://elementor.com/blog/introducing-nav-menu/ & https://elementor.com/widgets/pro/nav-menu-widget/

Thank you for your great plugin. I have noticed that the conditional visibility like the ones based on the operating system ( android or iOS doesn't work properly when the page is cached with WP rocket or another caching plugin. This is really interesting. I'm talking about your new encrypted conditional visibility. This is clearly a bug.

Hi. Please consider adding widget's booking and real estate. So that you can customize the search, filters. The widget will be very useful for creating websites for companies selling and renting real estate. Thanks

it's so good and beautiful that you have addon that we can choose single photo from gallery in random.

I currently use pricing list element to display my prices, this allows me to enter only one price per item but can you bring an option to add 2 different prices with heading.

The post grids are nice and for the most part works, however, there are two needed requirements to make this perfect: We need the ability to limit the headlines, let's say two lines and if it passes two lines, have it end with ...Same for the content after the headlines, if it passes two or three lines then it ends with ...The Read More should be all aligned to the bottom evenly as you have it with the images. Here's my screenshot: https://nimb.ws/srmVZp5 The idea is to keep things clean and consistent.

This is great for products - a way to show both product and packaging in the slide. I have been requested to replicate this for a client. https://www.hiddenvalley.com/ Scroll halfway down to the featured product slider and you should see what I mean. The product floats in front. Its a slider with a point of difference

Hello, the Wordpress theme "Rey" has a widget on the demo page that shows a logo with rotating text as a circle. Is it possible to integrate such a widget? I have coded something like this on a client site, but it is time-consuming and sometimes problematic in the mobile version. https://demos.reytheme.com/frankfurt/custom-work/

Use case: Often, I come across projects that need a minimal high-touch look and feel, yet great UIUX. I share two unique sites here that deliver it impeccably. www.dsanddurga.com http://www.moaa.co.nz Benefits: This will benefit the creation of such simple yet highly effective sites that do the job the best. How should it work? Website 1: www.dsanddurga.com Check links: https://www.dsanddurga.com/fume-index https://www.dsanddurga.com/glossary https://www.dsanddurga.com/retailers#manhattan-store This full site quite acts like an accordion showing the contents on the right side or left side of the headings. And when you see this in mobile view, it works perfectly. (usually, the default accordion shows the content at the bottom of the last heading which triggers a restriction in adding more than 3 to 4 accordions. However, with this, we can add as many headings that work just perfectly across all devices. Website 2: http://www.moaa.co.nz/ This is another great example. As you scroll down the slider, you will see how the projects and studio are showcased. This is (when hovering the heading, an image appears and when clicked the content appears. In conclusion, with these features, we all can build a minimal but wow-looking website.