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Getting Started
After you install and activate the Creative Add-ons plugin, use its widgets as follows.
How to Find Our Widgets
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You can locate our widgets in two ways:
A) Search for the widget using the Elementor search box. Type in a keyword.
B) Find the CREATIVE ADDONS section where you can choose our widgets.
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What is Preset?
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Every widget from the Creative add-ons has several presets listed in the “Content” section of Elementor editor. For example, Steps widget has the following preset designs:
Each Preset applies a certain style to the widget by storing specific configuration values that represent that style.
For example, one style can color a widget background in blue and set the text size to 12.
Using presets will allow you to quickly set a widget’s look and style a certain way without the need to spend time setting all related configurations.
Once you select the preset, you can further customize the widget’s look and style.
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Preset Library
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Underneath the Presets drop down is a link to the Preset Library.
Preset Library has two functions:
a) You can easily see all preset styles and compare them to each other
b) You can disable presets that you don’t like. Disabled presets will not show in a widget’s presets drop down. It will make it easier to select the preset you prefer.
What are Custom Presets?
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Making professional sites is very time-consuming if one has to manually set each widget across multiple pages to look the same. To reduce the effort to manualy duplicate styles and settings, use the Custom Presets feature.
Every widget from the Creative add-ons has the feature to save custom design and settings as a new Custom Preset to be then easily applied to similar widgets across the site.
How to Create a Custom Preset
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1
Creating a new Preset
Initially a drop down with existing Custom Presets will be hidden until the first Custom Preset is created:
- Select the Widget you wish to edit.
- In the Content Tab, Presets section. Click the Plus Icon
2
Setting the Custom Preset Name
- Enter the name of the new Custom Preset. The name should indicate the purpose of the preset so that it is easy for others to choose when adding similar widgets to other pages.
- Click save
How to Update a Custom Preset
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Choose a Creative Add-ons widget to override existing Custom Preset:
- Select the Custom Preset to update
- Click on the pencil edit icon
- Optional: update the preset name
- Include changes: select if you want to update the Custom Preset based on the selected widget. Leave unselected if you want to just change the Custom Preset name.
- Click to save the changes.
How to Apply Custom Preset?
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Choose a Creative Add-ons widget to apply your preset.
- Select the Widget to update
- Go to the Content Tab
- Go to the Preset Section
- Choose Your defined Presets from the drop down.
Note: If you do not have any created yet, you will not see the drop down, only the plus icon to create one.
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