This section of my website is focused on experimenting with what Avada can do. I try to stay active in the Avada Users group on Facebook and often answer questions with examples. I will use this section to collect the examples with simple instructions on how to recreate the item in question. One other thing I am considering is recreating the homepages of sites I run across that make me ask myself – “can I do that with Avada?”

The Challenges

This section will contain major challenges. Minor ones (basic css or other settings) will be in The Journal articles below.

Flip Box Margins

A request came in on the Facebook group asking how to get rid of the spacing (margins) at the bottom of flip boxes. Simple solution, but a lot of fun creating the demo page.

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screenshot of triple panel sample

Triple image panel

A request came in on the Facebook group asking if it as possible to reproduce a section they had seen on another site – 3 images that brightened on hover and provide a link to other content. The answer is yes.

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Custom Mega-Menu

An Avada user was faced with a dilemma, how to get 7 columns on a mega-menu without forcing a second row? The short answer is you can’t. Creating a custom mega-menu in Avada using the widgets and global elements.

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Hover Columns

An Avada user wanted to know if it was possible to have the background colors change when a user hovers over the column. A little css goes a long way.

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Make the Image Pop

An Avada user wanted to know if it was possible to recreate a look where an image appears to overlap another section without using css or negative margins.

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CSS Play Button + Lightbox

An Avada user wanted to know if it was possible to add a video play button to a lightbox with only CSS. While it is not possible with the lightbox element, like most things with Avada, it is possible with very little effort.

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Creating a Flag Card

An Avada user wanted to know if it was possible to create a flag card – content on one side and an image on the other to mirror something seen on another site. Example uses just Avada features and no custom css.

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Flag Cards

The Challenge Someone wanted to know if it was possible to recreate a feature they had seen on another website where there was a faded image to the right and text to the left. [...]

Make the Image Pop

An Avada user wanted to know if it was possible to recreate a look where an image appears to overlap another section without using css or negative margins.