Element details

This element is coming from the Image/Icon Box, but it combines them and adds tons of extra features. It lets you:

• choose to add an image or icon (or none)
• add a title, subtitle and text
• add a link - either link the entire infobox or add a button
• if you add a button, you can select to bottom align it per row if there are multiple infoboxes with different heights
• style the complete container
• choose the image/icon location between top, left or right + position it vertically
• choose to make the text aligned to the heading or to the icon
• if you have a button, you can select to align it to the bottom of the infobox in case you have multiple such elements in a row with different text lenghts
• style every aspect of the icon, typography, spacing, including responsive options
• did I mention that all thext fields support dynamic data?
• and of coure it supports global settings

This element is a dynamic content slider based on ACF Gallery field (ACF Pro required).
It lets you:

• select an ACF Gallery, options page galleries are supported
• each image can be linked (based on image's description field's link)
• display image captions
• set all slider settings similarly to the core Advanced Slider (images per view, autoplay, infinite, images per move, full navigation customization of arrows and dots, etc.)
• set image aspect ratio, padding, filters, hover filters, hover zoom, captions typography
• can add responsive settings (eg. images per view per breakpoint)

• add a title and text
• specify the title tag
• style the complete container, typography and spacing
• all text fields support dynamic data
• supports global settings

• add any number of text elements via a repeater
• each text element can be set as fixed text or dynamic value
• each dynamic part can be styled differently
• each text item can be linked
• you can override global link styling

This element lets you create an animated counter with a heading.
It lets you:

• select the start and end of the counter
• you can add a prefix and suffix of the counter number
• you can add a headnig below the counter
• each element can be styled separately, including responsive options
• you can override global link styling

This element is an extention of the Accordion Content element with multiple extra features. It lets you:

• add an image or icon that will be shown on the left of each accordion title
• you can add a title, but also a title append text
• the title append text can be displayed next to the title or below
• you can style the icon or image freely
• you can style the title button part (backgrounds, borders, hovers), as well as the expanding panel (brackground, borders)

This element is useful when creating any pricing elements. It allows you to:

• set an item title (field is dynamic)
• select a leading icon or image shown on the left, or an indent to keep price elements' titles with and without an image vertically aligned
• set the item price (field is dynamic)
• set the price currency
• set if the currency is on the left or right of the price and if they are spaced or not
• add an item description (field is dynamic)
• add a button or text link (with dynamic fields)
• style... everything (as seen on the screens)

This element is useful when creating simple boxes where you want to combine some content overlayed on a media background. It allows you to:

• set any type of box background (image, gradient, video, slideshow)
• add an overlay
• box size can keep the size of the source background content
• add an overlaying content box (via rich text editor) with a background
• position the location of the content box on the background
• position the text inside the content box
• and style... everything else

Actually this is not an element, but a builder tweak adding a neat feature to the behaviour of the Rich Text element, or rather all Rich Text editor popups in any element. By default the are fixed in size, cannot be moved, they cover the content. Wouldn't it be great to be able to move it to the side and make it eg. vertical? Well, with our tweak you can do this now! It lets you:

• click and drag the rich text editor popup anywhere on the screen
• you can resize it to any size you want from any of the bottom corners
• in case it somehow breaks your site, you have an option to disable this functionality from the WordPress dashboard in Settings > General
• the dark overlay covering the page behind is removed for better content visibility

IMPORTANT: this feature is enabled by default. It can be however disabled if causing issues or you prefer the standard behaviour. Just head over to the WP admin dashboard to Settings > General and find the "Enable Breakdance RichTexh editor draggable and resizable."

This also is not an element, but a builder tweak adding a simple, yet potentially useful thing: add a special .breakdance-editor-open class on the <body> tag of the Breakdance builder's iframe. This tweak also does this for the TranslatePress multilingual plugin that also operates in an iframe. Currently in neither case you are able to distinguish that the BD or TP editor is opened, as the body tags in both scenarios for the frontend page and when the editor is open are the same. So now you have a dedicated class applied to the body allowing you to do custom CSS or JS stuff like conditionals. It lets you do stuff like:
html[lang="en-GB"] body&:not(.translatepress-editor-open):not(.breakdance-editor-open) .some-section-class { display: none; }
if you would like to hide for example some section in a given language but not hide it in the builder or TP translation editor.

IMPORTANT: this feature is disabled by default. To enable just head over to the WP admin dashboard to Settings > General and find the section "Innova Elements Settings".

Ever complained that the looks of the WordPress admin dashboard is kinda... ancient? Perhaps you were thinking of some of the dashboard modifying plugins, but then you didn't want a new pricey plugin just to satisfy your aesthetics? Or maybe the extra bucks weren't an issue, but you didn't want o bloat your install with plugins not providing any special functionality...

Well, now you have a simple choice - provided you use the one and only Breakdance builder: you can use our new addition to our Innova Elements addon which provides a simple tool to revamp the looks of the entire WordPress dashboard. Perhaps it does not provide with the extensive options which full blown admin dashboards plugins do, but it does the job to beautify the WP backend.

You need to enable this option in the Setting and Save changes. Then you can modify the settings, mainly the colours. There is a default theme, but any other looks you have to set yourself with custom colours. This solution is 100% CSS based so no worries it will destroy your install. Unless we've missed something and one thing is covered by another. Just let us know and we'll fix it.