MhrTheme

Clump is a modern and visually dynamic WordPress Plugin designed for websites that require showcasing content through multiple sliders. Ideal for portfolios, creative agencies, product showcases, and landing pages, Clump offers sleek transitions, responsive design, and customizable layout options.
You will get 15 unique sliders with multiple designs and color combinations. All the designs of plugin is separated from others so that you can easily implement them in your website. Additionally, we provide proper documentation with step-by-step instructions to help you install and using the plugin.
Live Demo: <a href="https://pages.mhrtheme.com/clump/" rel="nofollow ugc">Check here</a>
Buy Pro Version: <a href="https://templatemonster.com/wordpress-plugins/544897.html" rel="nofollow ugc">Check here</a>
<h3>Features List:</h3>
Responsive Layout: All of the designs are 100% mobile responsive on all devices as mobile, tablet, laptop, desktop, etc.
15 Resourceful Designs: These 15 designs are high-demand designs, and all of them are unique for your website.
Fully Customizable: You can customize as much as you want, such as autoplay, sliding speed, buttons, icons, and many more animations etc.
Animations: There are various types of animations, such as smartSpeed, animateIn, animateOut, mouseDrag, etc.
Google Fonts: All designs of this plugin use multiple types of Google fonts. There is an option for using any Google fonts easily.
Lifetime Update: Our plugin will be updated day by day, and you will get all updates anytime without any cost.
<h3>Use of Plugin:</h3>
Navigate to the page or post you wish to edit and click “Edit with Elementor.”
On the left side of the Elementor Editor, you will find the widgets panel, which contains Clump element (widget) you can add to your page.
Browse through this specific widget, or use the search bar by searching Slider.
Click and hold the desired widget from the panel and drag it onto the page canvas where you want to place it. A blue line will indicate where the element will be inserted.
Alternatively, you can click on the desired location on the canvas where you want to add the element. Then, click the element in the widgets panel. Elementor will automatically place the element at the selected location, depending on whether you are using containers or sections.
Once the element is on the canvas, you can click on it to access its settings in the left panel. Here, you can customize its content, style, and advanced settings.

Clump – Multiple Elementor Website Slider

Clump is a modern and visually dynamic WordPress plugin designed for websites that require showcasing content through multiple sliders.

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websevendev

Lightweight plugin that adds additional inspector controls to block editor blocks that allow to animate the block once it becomes visible to the user during scrolling. The controls can be used to select an animation type (fade, flip, slide, zoom), variation (different directions), as well as delay, duration and more advanced settings. Upon changing an option the animation can be immediately previewed in the editor.
<a href="https://playground.wordpress.net/?plugin=animations-for-blocks&url=%2Fwp-admin%2Fpost.php%3Fpost%3D2%26action%3Dedit" rel="nofollow ugc">Demo</a>
This plugin uses <a href="https://github.com/michalsnik/aos" rel="nofollow ugc">AOS – Animate on scroll library</a> and adds its’ stylesheet (2.8 kB) and script (5.2 kB) to the front end as well as a script that initializes the animations (1.3 kB).

Animations for Blocks

I have used several plugins that offer animation blocks or similar. This one is the most straight forward Animate On Scroll wrapper for wordpress blocks.

Simple. That's why it's good.

I'm a bit of an "old school" developer and have been struggling to fully embrace Gutenberg/Block Editor.

I'm building a new Block Editor base theme for use on my client projects, and I wanted to include AOS. I was preparing to add the library directly in my plugin and trying to figure out how I would ever get it to seamlessly integrate into the Block Editor interface… and then I found this plugin!

It is perfect. It includes all of the AOS parameters, works on virtually any block (even nested blocks), and most important to me, it looks like it belongs in the Block Editor. Speaking as a plugin developer as well, I can't stand plugins that try to imprint their own UI elements all over WordPress. If you're adding something to WordPress, make it look like WordPress. Anything else is at best distracting, and at worst, confusing to end users.

This one is perfect. I won't spend another second trying to integrate AOS directly into my theme… I'll just install this plugin on any site that needs animation! Very well done, and I hope the user base grows so the devs can continue to support it.

This is how you do it.


Finally an easy to use block animation plugin! Thank you so much.


Amazing plugin!


I was considering building such plugin myself, but it is already made! Thanks to developers!Please update compatibility, people will not install this if they don't see compatibility with newest WordPress


Great plugin

Allows to add animations to block editor blocks on scroll.

Clump – Multiple Elementor Website Slider vs Animations for Blocks