If you are an Elementor user, please read on, as this article is definitely for you. And even if you don’t use it, after reading this, you might decide to make the switch, as ElementsReady is a plugin from QuomodoSoft that promises to add tons of extra functionality to the popular page builder, thereby massively increasing its flexibility and versatility.
Since many plugins are available that load Elementor with extra addons, blocks, and widgets, ElementsReady is facing fierce competition to grab its market share. In this article, we will be scrutinizing the plugin to see whether it is likely to cause its competitors to lose sleep.
Overview and Key Features
ElementsReady includes more than 105 premium widgets. These cover a host of useful things like:
- Flip box
- Animated headlines
- Image masking
- Image carousel, slider, and gallery
- Lottie animations
- Post grid, tab, slider, and carousel
- Social sharing
- Contact forms
- Pricing table
- Weather
- Business hours
- Mailchimp
- WooCommerce product slider, grid, and tab
- EDD functions, including login, product grid, and slider, register, cart, etc.
- WordPress search box, tag cloud, calendar, etc.
- GIVE campaigns
- LearnPress
That list is by no means exhaustive, and the plugin includes tons more widgets catering to most needs.
ElementsReady also includes over twenty pre-made landing pages covering a range of different page types, such as:
- Personal portfolios
- Charity non-profits
- WooCommerce stores
- Product pages
- Medical
- SEO and other kinds of agency
- Restaurants
As if all that is not enough, the plugin also has:
- Builders for header, footers, mega menus, and widgets
- Template library
- Floating and particle effects
- Column management
- Unsplash media
- Cross domain
- Live copy
- Mega menu builder
- Over 700 pre-made elements for Elementor
That is an impressive arsenal of tools to help you create your web pages quickly and efficiently.
Pros and Cons
As with every plugin ever created, ElementsReady does have both good and bad points. Here are our observations:
Pros
- It combines the functions of several plugins into one.
- The plugin offers remarkable value for money, given the features offered.
- It provides many of the features of Elementor Pro but at a significantly lower cost.
- Lots
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This article was written by Simon Wright and originally published on Learn WordPress with WPLift.