prozetagamma

To insert Form & Button:
<ul>
<li>
[spcomments_button
text = (optional) “button title” default: “Submit” 
args = (optional) “argument1,argument2,argument3…” default: “Argument1,Argument2,Argument3” 
formtitle = (optional) “title of form” default: “Leave a Reply” 
popupstyle = (optional) “spoiler|modal” default: “spoiler” 
id = (optional) an valid numeric id default: random number id or a name without spaces 
placeholder = (optional) “form textarea placeholder text” default: “Your comment here…” 
cflabel = (optional) “label of textarea comment text” default: “Comment”
]
</li>
</ul>
To insert a Secondary Button:
<ul>
<li>
[spcomments_button
text = (optional) “button title” default: “Submit” 
formid = (required) the id of existing form to open 
arg = (optional) the name of arg to select default: none 
hideargs = (optional) “yes|no” default: “no”
]
</li>
</ul>
To show a comment list:
<ul>
<li>
[spcomments
arg = (required) “argument1” 
nocommentstext = (optional) “Text if none comment in argument” default “No comments yet on this topic”
]
</li>
</ul>
[spcomments arg=”argument2″] 
[spcomments arg=”argument3″]
To insert a comment textarea (with argument preselected)
<ul>
<li>
[spcomments_textarea
id = (optional) a valid numeric id default: random number id or a name without spaces 
arg = (required) the name of arg to select default: none 
formid = (optional) an id to use for javascript 
formtitle = (optional) “title of form” default: “Leave a Reply” 
cflabel = (optional) “label of textarea comment text” default: “Comment” 
placeholder = (optional) “form textarea placeholder text” default: “Your comment here…”
]
</li>
</ul>
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SP Comments Shortcodes Kit

Divide comments in arguments and allowing show where you want by shortcode

Fernando Acosta

Disclaimer: This plugin has no affiliation or support from Elementor Ltd., quite the opposite.
Easily make entire columns, sections and containers clickable in Elementor, not just individual elements.
Add a link to any column, section or container, and your visitors will be able to click anywhere inside it — perfect for banners, call-to-action areas, and interactive layouts.
<h4>How to use it</h4>
After installing the plugin, open the Elementor editor, select a Column, Section or Container, and under the Layout settings you’ll find a field to add your custom link.
Works seamlessly with internal and external links, Lightbox, and Elementor PRO popup triggers.
<h4>Looking for custom WooCommerce or Elementor development? Contact us at suporte@fernandoacosta.net</h4>

Make Column Clickable for Elementor

Make entire columns, sections and containers clickable in Elementor — improve navigation and user experience with just one link.

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