Are you an Elementor user looking to enhance the user experience on your website? Elementor is a fantastic page builder for WordPress, but sometimes you might find yourself wanting to make certain elements, like toggles and accordions, open by default. This not only saves your visitors a click but also provides them with instant access to the content they’re interested in. In this blog post, we’ll show you how to achieve just that.
Why Open Toggles and Accordions by Default?
Before we dive into the “how,” let’s explore the “why.” Toggles and accordions are popular design elements used to organize and display content in a structured manner. However, they typically require user interaction to reveal the hidden content. By setting them to open by default, you can:
- Improve user engagement by presenting valuable content immediately.
- Simplify navigation by reducing the need for additional clicks.
- Highlight important information or key features to capture your visitors’ attention.
Getting Started: The Code
To make your Elementor toggles and accordions active by default, you’ll need some code. Don’t worry; you don’t need to be a coding expert to achieve this. We’ve prepared a simple and easy-to-follow code snippet for you.
Visit this link to access the code. It’s conveniently provided for you to copy and paste into your Elementor project.
How to open a specific number of the toggles / Multiple Toggle
You will have the freedom to choose precisely which toggles you wish to set as open by default, allowing you to customize the behavior of each toggle individually, rather than being limited to just one or the first one.
Exploring the Possibilities
Once you have the code in hand, you gain the power to customize your toggles and accordions. You can choose which ones should be open by default and which should remain closed. This level of control allows you to tailor the user experience precisely to your website’s needs.
Additional Resources
If you’ve stumbled upon this blog post, chances are you’re searching for answers to specific questions. Here are some common inquiries addressed in the provided code and the accompanying video tutorial:
- How to make Elementor toggle open by default
- How to automatically keep one toggle widget open in Elementor
- How to make the first toggle open in Elementor
- How to keep one toggle widget open in Elementor
- How to automatically keep one toggle widget open in Elementor
Watch the Tutorial
For those who prefer visual guidance, we’ve created a video tutorial that walks you through the process step by step. This video provides clear instructions on how to implement the code and customize your toggles and accordions.
Watch the youtube video tutorial here.
Conclusion
If you want to make your Elementor toggles and accordions active by default, this blog post and video tutorial are your go-to resources. With just a bit of code and a few simple steps, you can significantly enhance your website’s user experience, making it easier for your visitors to access the content that matters most to them.
So go ahead, unlock the power of Elementor, and create a more user-friendly and engaging website today!
Disclaimer: I got ideas for this video when I saw this reddit post about elementor toggle problems