shawfactor

Ever found yourself wanting to link to a dynamic url in a gutenberg blog? Eg <a href="{a dynamic url}" rel="nofollow ugc">Send me here</a>. Well now you can!
Thi plugin enables shortcodes to be rendered within the href attribute of existing Gutenberg blocks. Use cases include dynamic login links (with redirects) or a link to you latest post.
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LH Allow Shortcodes

Enable dynamic links within existing Gutenberg blocks

Dynamic.ooo

It’s an Elementor addons, so you must install Elementor FREE before activate the plugin. 
For every widget you can set many advanced and incredible effects and animations.
<a href="https://www.dynamic.ooo/widget/dynamic-animations/" rel="nofollow ugc">View FULL FEATURES, DEMO and MORE</a>
We also suggest this amazing plugin: <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/dynamic-visibility-for-elementor/" rel="ugc">Dynamic Visibility for Elementor</a>
<h4>How it works</h4>
Simply open a page in Elementor mode. Select your widget, go to Advanced tab. 
You’ll find a new “Dynamic” configuration. Open it, enable Animations and set as you prefer.

Dynamic Animations for Elementor

Extension for Elementor, you can move widgets with amazing effects.

LH Allow Shortcodes vs Dynamic Animations for Elementor