Posts Carousel

Example 1

In this example, we're displaying all of our posts and limiting them to 3 per row. You can set the number of posts displayed by manipulating the post width. In order to progress to the next slide, you would need to click on the dot indicators.

Example 2

This is a gallery carousel with a hover effect. In this example we've removed the dot indicators and added the left and right arrows.

Example 3

By removing the featured image and adding in the post content, you can created a post preview block. In this example we've opted to make the post column heights equal.

Countdown

By Michael Davis | September 25, 2016

  Example 1 The default number counter shows days, hours, minutes and seconds. There are no options to display years. The number counter is always centrally placed in the column or row.   Day Hour Minute Second Example 2 Change the number and text size and colour and add a separator between them. Day Hour…

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Map

By Michael Davis | September 25, 2016

  Example 1 This is the default map displayed with 400px height. Example 2 This map is shown with a 200px height.

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Icon

By Michael Davis | September 25, 2016

Example 1 This example shows a simple icon with right aligned text. Text is controlled through the WordPress editor so you can set it as a heading or paragraph text accordingly Example 2 In this example, we’re using an icon on its own – the icon is coloured white with a blue circular background. Backgrounds…

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Call Out

By Michael Davis | September 24, 2016

Example 1 In this example, we show a call out with a left aligned icon and H3 heading text. Do something today The standard call-out box includes a Heading and description text much like the Call to action module. However, with the call out module you have a few extra features to use such adding images…

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Social Buttons

By Michael Davis | September 25, 2016

Example 1 This example shows the default display of all of the social buttons – Facebook, Twitter and Google+. Other than limiting which buttons are displayed there are no other settings to adjust.  

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Subscribe Form

By Michael Davis | September 25, 2016

Example 1 This is the standard, stacked subscribe form set to collect name and email address. Example 2 In this example we’ve opted to collect emails only and created an inline form and button. Example 3 Using the standard Beaver Builder button settings, we can add icons and style the button to suit the page…

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Text Editor

By Michael Davis | September 23, 2016

Example 1 In this example, we’re using the text editor to place paragraph text and headlines. Lorem Ipsum Lorem Ipsum Lorem Ipsum Lorem Ipsum Lorem Ipsum Lorem Ipsum Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec vehicula felis ut purus porta, nec fringilla tellus varius. Suspendisse potenti. Nunc pharetra nibh neque, in egestas lorem…

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Photo

By Michael Davis | September 23, 2016

  Example 1 In this example, we’re displaying a simple image file with a link back to this post. Example 2 In this example, we’re displaying the same image but adding lightbox functionality when clicked. Example 3 In this example, we’re displaying a photo along with the image caption. You can choose to show the caption…

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Button

By Michael Davis | September 29, 2016

Example 1 A standard solid button with a 4x rounded corner. This button has a transition animation that initiates when the user hovers over the button. The button width is set to auto. CLICK ME Example 2 This is the same button but we’ve set the width to 200px. CLICK ME Example 3 A full width…

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Video

By Michael Davis | September 23, 2016

Example 1 This is a self-hosted mp4 file that is set to loop once you have started the video. Example 2 This is a Vimeo embed. Unlike the self-hosted option, there are no settings within the Beaver Builder video module to allow for the video to start automatically or loop indefinitely.

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