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Elementor widgets Pro

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Terrifico Pro adds 24 widgets to Elementor (the free plugin is enough), in two groups in the Elementor panel. They follow your Terrifico colors and fonts, and every part has style controls of its own.

Terrifico

  • Section Heading: label, headline with accent words and an intro.
  • Price List: menus and price lists with notes, badges and dotted or lined rows.
  • Pricing Plan: a plan with features, a button and an optional highlight.
  • Team Member: photo, name, role, bio and profile links.
  • Testimonial: stars, quote, name, source and photo.
  • Opening Hours: your weekly hours with a live “Open now / Closed”.
  • Before / After: drag to compare two photos.
  • Process Steps: numbered steps in columns or a timeline.
  • Stat Counter: numbers that count up when they scroll into view.
  • Info List: address, phone, hours and email with icons.
The Elementor panel showing Terrifico widgets
Search “Terrifico” in the Elementor panel to see the theme’s widgets.

Terrifico: site & post

Made for Theme Builder templates; while you edit a template they show your latest post.

  • Site Logo, Nav Menu (with mega menu support), Menu Button, Search Form, Cart, Social Icons, Copyright, Breadcrumbs.
  • Post Title, Post Content, Featured Image, Post Meta, Posts Grid (recent posts or the current archive) and Contact Form (Contact Form 7 or WPForms).

Extensions

  • Sticky (Advanced tab of containers, sections and columns): keep an element in view while the page scrolls, per device.
  • Custom CSS (Advanced tab of every element): CSS for that element only; write selector for the element itself. Not added when Elementor Pro is active, which has its own.

If your license ends, pages you built keep showing these widgets; they only leave the Elementor panel until you renew (see License and updates).

Theme colors in Elementor

Terrifico → Elementor can copy your Terrifico colors and fonts into Elementor’s global colors and fonts, so the two stay in step. It is off by default; turn it on there.

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