The Testimonial module is extremely extensive. The framework permits you to assign a single style to all Testimonial sliders, or you may assign individual styles to Sliders where necessary. The Testimonial Elementor FAQ tends to expose how the system functions - this FAQ deals only with how to create and manage the styles.
Creating Testimonial Styles
You will find the Testimonial Style options by following the small Elementor icon in the Testimonial module (itself found in the 'Business' module). Select it and a creation panel will be returned. Other options will include 'Send' and 'Review'.
Pictured: You will find the Testimonial Style options by following the small Elementor icon in the Testimonial module (itself found in the 'Business' module). Select it and a creation panel will be returned.
The style options essentially mirror those available via the standalone Elementor widget options. Give the style a name and description (these will bde made available in Yabber forms and in Elementor), create your style, and Save.
Pictured: The style options essentially mirror those available via the standalone Elementor widget options. Give the style a name and description (these will bde made available in Yabber forms and in Elementor), create your style, and Save.
The arrow indicates if this is your default style. The default style is made available as an Elementor option, and if no style is defined, this style will be used. This permits you to globally update your default palette at any time.
The Default Style
The default style is effectively defined when you save it as such as detailed above. However, you are also required to define your default Testimonial list, Statement, and style, from the Settings panel.
Pictured: The default style is effectively defined when you save it as such as detailed above. However, you are also required to define your default Testimonial list, Statement, and style, from the Settings panel.
Populate the options and save (the values are sent to your website immediately). This is the primary panel for updating default values to those Testimonials sliders referencing default values. Note that in our pictured example we're met with a message stating 'Default Style Not Set' - this is the default style as created through the 'Create' panel.
Sending Website Updates
Yabber is a multi-website system, so updates to various site options often requires us to send an update. In the case of Testimonial styles, we simply select our website from the 'Send' panel and Send. All updates are made immediately.
Pictured: To update styles, select your website from the 'Send' panel and Send. All updates are made immediately.
Finding the perfect style might require a little variations. As many styles may be created as required. These styles are assigned in various ways, such as when Sending Location Testimonials, or when creating a Slider in Elementor.
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Related Testimonial FAQs
Related FAQs and features relating to the Testimonial Module.
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