The Dynamic Content for Elementor team added the option to collect online payments with a PayPal and a Stripe extension to the form builder. This provides a simple payment option without needing the overhead of WooCommerce.
Dynamic Content for Elementor has a dynamic token feature that exposes a large number of variables (or tokens) for use. They recently expanded the documentation of this to include more than 60 examples (and they are adding more). A nice resource if you use this addon.
The Dynamic Content for Elementor plugin added three new widgets. There is now a Dynamic Cookie widget that lets you set or unset a cookie. Cookies are a good tool for keeping track of users and variables and are a way to add application-like features to Elementor websites. The second new widget is an Animated…
Being able to conditionally show or hide content is a common requirement for advanced websites. There are many types of conditions. Perhaps you only want to show content on certain Custom Post Types, during the holiday, to certain users or user roles, if the visitor is on mobile, if the visitor has an old browser…
A new version of Dynamic Content for Elementor was just released with the Dynamic Posts v2 widget. Don’t think of this as just a “widget”. It provides very flexible and power ways to display posts, pages, and Custom Post Types. To start with, there are five source options: post type, dynamic depending on context, based…
Introduction Dynamic Content for Elementor recently added a new feature, a front-end navigator. It allows you to look at the structure of pages created with Elementor. This is a useful debugging and informational tool and works with Elementor and all addon widgets, no matter the vendor. Video Version Enabling and Disabling the Frontend Navigator The…