Tag: Elements
The Chart Block: Real Numbers On The Page, Without A Screenshot
Draw your figures as a bar, line, area, pie, donut, radar or gauge chart in the editor — and update them by editing a number, not re-exporting a screenshot.
The Client Logo Carousel Block: A Partner Row That Keeps Moving
Turn a row of client logos into a strip that scrolls on its own — seamless, sized per breakpoint, and quiet until someone looks at it.
The Animated Headline Block: One Line That Says More Than One Thing
A headline whose middle part types itself out, flips through a list of words, or gets struck through with a stroke that draws when the line scrolls into view. The words are content you edit in the sidebar, not a snippet in a theme file.
The Notice Block: Make Announcements, Tips And Warnings Impossible To Miss
A coloured callout for anything a visitor should not miss — pick info, success, warning, danger or neutral, add an icon, a title and a message, and let people dismiss it.
The Star Rating Block: Put a Clear Score On the Page, No Icon Wrangling
Type a value and a maximum, and the Star Rating block draws the stars — half-stars included. Lay them out inline or stacked, colour them to match, and drop it straight into the page.
The Progress Bar Block: Show How Far Along, Without Touching CSS
A line, ring or gauge that fills as your visitor scrolls to it — set a percentage or a real count, label it, colour it, and drop it straight into the page.
The Icon Block: On-Brand Glyphs Without Hunting For Images
A single SVG glyph you pick from the library or upload yourself — then size, shape, colour and link it right in the editor.
The Icon List Block: Feature Lists That Look Designed
A list or grid of icon-and-text rows — each with its own glyph and label, styled once so every row matches.
The Data Table Block: Your Rows and Columns, Readable at a Glance
Build a table from your own columns and rows, align each one, stripe the rows and style the header — so structured data reads clearly instead of blurring into a wall of text.