Widgets - Back to Course Button

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Back To Course Button Widget - Overview

Use the Back To Course Button widget to improve user navigation on your LMS site. This widget provides a simple button that allows learners to easily return to the main course page from a lesson. It automatically links back to the relevant course, providing a streamlined experience without the need for manual setup.

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Getting to know the widget

Content Tab

Link Type

Render

• LifterLMS render: The "LifterLMS render" option for the Render setting makes the Course Access Plan Button widget adopt the default styling provided by the LifterLMS plugin. This ensures that the button design matches the standard appearance of other LifterLMS elements, providing a consistent user experience without needing custom styling adjustments.
• Custom button: The "Custom button" option for the Render setting allows you to style the Course Access Plan Button widget directly through Elementor. This gives you full control over the button's design, including colors, typography, and other visual aspects, enabling you to create a look that matches your site's unique style.

Button Section (Custom button render only)

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This section is only available when Render Custom button option (above) is selected.

Type

These types help you quickly apply consistent styling across your website for different types of messages and user interactions.

1. Dropdown Menu
   • Default: This is a basic style with no special emphasis, typically follows theme defaults.
   • Info: Often uses a color like blue to indicate informational messages or actions, conveying a neutral tone.
   • Success: Uses colors like green to signal positive outcomes or confirmations, such as after a successful action or form submission.
   • Warning: Uses yellow or orange tones to draw attention to cautionary messages, signaling potential risks or important notices.
   • Danger: Uses red to indicate critical actions or errors, like deletions or actions that could cause data loss.

Text

2. Text Field: Enter here the text you want the button to display.
   • 3. Dynamic Tags: You can use the Dynamic Tags button to select and add some Dynamic Tags for use in the button's text. More details here

Icon

Here you can select and style an icon to be displayed in the button.

4. None: No icon to be displayed
5. Upload SVG: Upload your own icon design. More details here
6. Icon Library: The Elementor Icon Library gives access to more than 1,500 free Font Awesome 5 icons, and introduces an interface for managing your icons. More details here

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Button ID

Assign a unique button (HTML) ID, which is helpful for situations like Google Analytics events.

7. Input field: Add the value you want to use for the ID here.
   • 8. Dynamic Tags: You can use the Dynamic Tags button to select and add some Dynamic Tags for use in the button's ID. More details here

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New! Section

In this section we mention any new features or functions that have recently been added.

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Style Tab

If LifterLMS render is selected

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This tab will display no options if the LifterLMS render was selected in the Content tab > Link type section > Render setting.

If Custom button render is selected

Position

For selecting the horizontal alignment of the button within its container.

1. Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
   • Desktop:
   • Tablet Portrait:
   • Mobile Portrait:
2. Left: Sets your button to display from the left side of its container
3. Center: Sets your button to display at the center of its container
4. Right: Sets your button to display from the right side of its container
5. Stretch: Sets your button to display full-width across its container
   • Alignment: Adjust alignment of this specific widget's contents
     • 1. Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
       • Desktop
       • Tablet Portrait
       • Mobile Portrait
     • 2. Start: Aligns content to the start (left side) of the widget's container, useful for creating left-aligned layouts.
     • 3. Center: Positions content at the center of the widget's container, creating a balanced, centered look.
     • 4. End: Aligns content to the end (right side) of the widget's container, which can help create right-aligned layouts or balance elements in a design.
     • 5. Space between: Contents start and end at the edge of the widget container, with equal space between them

Typography

Typography controls in Elementor let you customize text appearance, including font type, size, weight, spacing, and line height. These settings help you achieve a consistent style and improve readability across your site. More details can be found here.

• Global Fonts Selector: Use this to select one of your site's pre-configured Global styling options.
• Edit Icon: Clicking this will open the menu of available Typography settings.

Text Shadow

Shadow allows you to add a visual effect to an element giving it more depth and creating a 3D effect.You can modify these shadows by changing their color, size, angle and position. More details here.

Normal or Hover State Styling

This toggle controls which state you're editing the settings for. Normal is for the button in its normal state, while Hover is for when the button is being hovered over by the mouse cursor.

Text Color

1. Global Colors Selector: Use this to select one of your site's pre-configured Global styling options.
2. Color Picker: Use this to select a specific color.

Background Type

The Background settings allow you to customize the background of a widget’s container. You can set a solid color, gradient, or even an image as the background, giving you more design flexibility to enhance the look and feel of each widget. This feature is useful for making specific elements stand out, creating visual separation between sections, or maintaining brand consistency by using background colors or images that align with your website’s style. More details here.

1. Classic: Uses a solid color as the background. You can choose a color for the background from the color picker. The option to set an image as the background is also found here.
2. Gradient: Applies a gradient as the background. You can define a gradient by selecting two or more colors and adjusting the gradient type, angle, and position.

Color

Select or edit the color scheme.

1. Global Colors Selector: Use this to select one of your site's pre-configured Global styling options.
2. Color Picker: Use this to select a specific color.

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Border Type

From the dropdown menu select between solid, double, dotted, dashed, or grooved

• None:
• Solid: A Solid Single line around the element
• Double: A Solid Double line around the element
• Dotted: A Single Dotted line around the element
• Dashed: A Single Dashed line around the element
• Groove: A Grooved border which appears like a picture frame

Border Radius

Rounds the corners of the widget. You can set a value for the border radius to create rounded corners. Higher values result in more rounded corners.

• Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
• Unit Selector: For selecting which units of measure are being used for the values entered
• Top:
• Right:
• Bottom:
• Left:
• Link values together: When this option is enabled, it will force all sides (top, right, bottom, left) to have the same value.

Box Shadow

Shadow allows you to add a visual effect to an element giving it more depth and creating a 3D effect.You can modify these shadows by changing their color, size, angle and position. More details here.

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Padding

Adjust the space between the text and the edges of the button. More details here.

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Advanced Tab

The Advanced tab provides additional settings and customization options. It’s a tab where you can fine-tune the appearance, add custom CSS, control responsiveness, and configure advanced features specific to the selected widget or container.

The options in the Advanced tab are designed for users who want greater control over the design and functionality of their widgets and containers. More details can be found here

Layout section

Margin

Set the Margin of the selected element in PX, EM, REM, or %. You can set values for top, right, bottom, and left margins. Positive values increase space, while negative values decrease space.

1. Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
2. Unit Selector: For selecting which units of measure are being used for the values entered
3. Top:
4. Right:
5. Bottom:
6. Left:
7. Link values together: When this option is enabled, it will force all sides (top, right, bottom, left) to have the same value.

Padding

Set the Padding of the selected element in PX, EM, REM, or %. Similar to margin, you can set values for top, right, bottom, and left padding. Padding affects the space between the content and the element’s border.

1. Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
2. Unit Selector: For selecting which units of measure are being used for the values entered
3. Top:
4. Right:
5. Bottom:
6. Left:
7. Link values together: When this option is enabled, it will force all sides (top, right, bottom, left) to have the same value.

Width

Select the width of the widget.

1. Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
2. Dropdown selector: For selecting which width setting you want.
   • Default: Width is automatically determined by the content.
   • Full Width (100%): Spans the full width of the container.
   • Inline (auto): Inline elements automatically adjust their width based on content.
   • Custom: Allows you to set a specific width value.

Align Self

Aligns the element within its container.

1. Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
2. Start:
3. Center:
4. End:
5. Stretch:

Order

Specifies the order of the widget within a flex container. Allows you to change the order of the widget relative to other items in a flex container. Lower values appear first.

1. Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
2. Start:
3. End:
4. Custom:
   • Custom Order:
     • Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.

Size

The flex grow/shrink property specifies how the item will behave relative to the rest of the flexible items inside the same container.

1. Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
2. None:
3. Grow:
4. Shrink:
5. Custom:
   • Flex Grow:
     • Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
   • Flex Shrink:
     • Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.

Position

This option allows you to select absolute or fixed positioning for your element.

• Default: The element is in its natural state, positioned merely by the natural flow of the page. This is the default position of all elements.
• Absolute: The element is positioned based on its first parent element that has a specified position. You can manually set the exact X and Y positions (horizontal and vertical) for precise placement.
• Fixed: The element is fixed in a custom position even when the page is scrolled. It stays in place relative to the user’s viewport (what they can see on their screen).

Z-Index

Specifies the stacking order of the widget. A higher z-index brings the widget forward in the stacking order, potentially overlapping others with lower z-index values. Learn more about Z-Index here.

1. Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
2. Number field: Where you enter the value you want to specify for the widget.

CSS ID

Assigns a custom CSS ID to the widget. Allows you to target the widget with custom CSS rules.

1. Input field: Assigns custom CSS ID to the widget. Note: The # for CSS selectors shouldn't be added here.
2. Dynamic Tags: You can use the Dynamic Tags button to select and add some Dynamic Tags for use in the field. More details here

CSS Classes

Allows you to assign custom CSS classes to this element or widget. This feature is useful for adding additional styling through custom CSS code. More details here.

1. Input field: Assigns custom CSS classes to the widget. You can add multiple classes (separated by spaces), enabling advanced styling through custom CSS rules. Note: The dot/period for CSS selectors shouldn't be added here.s
2. Dynamic Tags: You can use the Dynamic Tags button to select and add some Dynamic Tags for use in the field. More details here

Display Conditions

Allows you to control the visibility of your content based on various parameters. More details here.

Motion Effects section

Motion Effects are a powerful set of controls for adding beautiful transitions and animations to your design. More details here.

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This Elementor feature is only available in their Elementor Pro version.

Scrolling Effects

Use Scrolling Effects to create amazing animations and interactions when the user scrolls through the page. More details here.

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This Elementor feature is only available in their Elementor Pro version.

• Off
• On:
  • Vertical Scroll: Makes the element move at a different speed than the page while scrolling, in the direction and speed of your choosing.
  • Horizontal Scroll: When the visitor scrolls up and down, the element moves right and left accordingly.
  • Transparency: Gradually makes elements more transparent or more visible in correlation to the visitor’s scroll.
  • Blur: This setting is similar to Transparency. Here, instead of going transparent the element gets blurred.
  • Rotate: The element rotates as you scroll.
    • X Anchor Point and Y Anchor Point: Determine the axis around which the element scales or rotates. If you set orientation left-top, the rotation will happen around the left-top point of the element. If you set orientation center-center, the rotation will rotate around its center, like a wheel.
  • Scale: The elements grow and shrink according to scroll.
    • X Anchor Point and Y Anchor Point: Determine the axis around which the element scales or rotates. If you set orientation left-top, the rotation will happen around the left-top point of the element. If you set orientation center-center, the rotation will rotate around its center, like a wheel.
  • Apply Effects On: Choose where you want to apply the effects on – Desktop, Tablet or Mobile.
  • Effects Relative To: Determines the base for the calculation of scrolling effects and works with the Viewport scale set inside each effect.

Mouse Effects

Use Mouse Effects to create amazing animations and interactions based on the movement and position of the user's mouse on the page. More details here.

• Off
• On:
  • Mouse Track: Create a sense of depth by making elements move in relation to the visitor’s mouse movement.
  • 3D Tilt: Tilts the element according to the movement of the cursor.

Sticky

Making a widget sticky in Elementor means that the widget will stay fixed in place as users scroll down the page. This can be particularly helpful for elements like navigation menus, call-to-action buttons, or important information that you want to keep visible as users explore content. Sticky widgets help maintain user engagement by keeping key actions or messages within easy reach, reducing the need to scroll back up, and enhancing the overall user experience. This can lead to better interaction rates and ensures that critical information or actions are always accessible. More details here

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This Elementor feature is only available in their Elementor Pro version.

1. Dropdown Selector: Where you select the desired option.
   • Top:
   • Bottom:
2. Sticky On:
3. Offset:
   • Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
   • Number field: Where you enter the value you want to specify for the widget.
4. Effects Offset:
   • Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
   • Number field: Where you enter the value you want to specify for the widget.
5. Stay In Column:
   • Off:
   • On:

Entrance Animation

The Entrance Animations feature lets you animate your Widgets, Sections, and Columns. This way, as your site visitor scrolls down the page, the elements appear with an entrance animation. More details here.

1. Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
2. Dropdown Selector: Where you select the desired option.
   • Fading: Fade in, fade in up, down, left, right
   • Zooming: Zoom in, zoom in up, down, left, right
   • Bouncing: Bounce in, bounce in up, down, left, right
   • Sliding: Slide in up, down, left, right
   • Rotating: Rotate in, rotate in down left, down right, up left, up right
   • Attention seekers: Bounce, flash, pulse, rubber band, shake, head shake, swing, tada, wobble, jello
   • Light speed: Light speed in
   • Specials: Roll in

Transform section

Transform your designs with the Elementor CSS Transform Controls. Rotate, offset, scale, skew, and flip your page elements with ease. More details here.

• Normal or Hover: This toggle controls which state you're editing the settings for. Normal is for the button in its normal state, while Hover is for when the button is being hovered over by the mouse cursor.

  

  • Rotate: You may rotate your page elements easily by using the sliders or entering the values in the field based on degrees. Toggle the 3D Rotate to be able to rotate on a specific axis and change the perspective(px). The Rotate X and Y axis is to be used in combination with perspective to achieve the desired goal.
  • Offset: Offset your elements horizontally on the X axis or vertically on the Y axis. The values can be controlled by the slider or entering the values in the text fields. The values can be measured in % or PX.
  • Scale: Scale elements to the perfect size in your design. The value can be controlled by the slider or entering the values in the text field based on %. You may also choose to keep the proportions intact by using the toggle control.
  • Skew: Use the skew controls to give your element a leaning effect. You may set the Skew X and Y values using the slider or manually entering the field values based on %.
  • Flip Horizontal: Use the Flip Horizontal icon control to reverse your element on the X axis.
  • Flip Vertical: Use the Flip Vertical icon control to reverse your element on the Y axis.

Background section

The Background settings allow you to customize the background of a widget’s container. You can set a solid color, gradient, or even an image as the background, giving you more design flexibility to enhance the look and feel of each widget. This feature is useful for making specific elements stand out, creating visual separation between sections, or maintaining brand consistency by using background colors or images that align with your website’s style. More details here.

1. Normal or Hover: This toggle controls which state you're editing the settings for. Normal is for the button in its normal state, while Hover is for when the button is being hovered over by the mouse cursor.

   

   • Background Type: The Background settings allow you to customize the background of a widget’s container. You can set a solid color, gradient, or even an image as the background, giving you more design flexibility to enhance the look and feel of each widget. This feature is useful for making specific elements stand out, creating visual separation between sections, or maintaining brand consistency by using background colors or images that align with your website’s style. More details here.

     2. Classic: Uses a solid color as the background. You can choose a color for the background from the color picker. The option to set an image as the background is also found here.
     3. Gradient: Applies a gradient as the background. You can define a gradient by selecting two or more colors and adjusting the gradient type, angle, and position.

Border section

Most elements do not have visible borders by default. Use Border Type to create a visible border around the element. These borders help the element stand out and differentiate it from other elements. More details here.

1. Normal or Hover: This toggle allows you to customize the border of your widgets in both their normal state and when hovered over. The following options can be set independently for both states.

   

2. Border Type: From the dropdown menu select between solid, double, dotted, dashed, or grooved

   • None:
   • Solid: A Solid Single line around the element
   • Double: A Solid Double line around the element
   • Dotted: A Single Dotted line around the element
   • Dashed: A Single Dashed line around the element
   • Groove: A Grooved border which appears like a picture frame

3. Border Radius: Rounds the corners of the widget. You can set a value for the border radius to create rounded corners. Higher values result in more rounded corners.

   • Device icon: For selecting which viewpoint you're editing the settings for. More details can be found here.
   • Unit Selector: For selecting which units of measure are being used for the values entered
   • Top:
   • Right:
   • Bottom:
   • Left:
   • Link values together: When this option is enabled, it will force all sides (top, right, bottom, left) to have the same value.

4. Box Shadow: Shadow allows you to add a visual effect to an element giving it more depth and creating a 3D effect.You can modify these shadows by changing their color, size, angle and position. More details here.

Mask section

The Elementor Mask Option allows you to add a mask to any element. Create stylish designs for any element you want like an image, video, Google Maps, and more using the preset shapes. Create your own masks in PNG or SVG formats and upload them for even more possibilities. More details here.

Conditional Logic section

Lifter Elements allows you to dynamically show or hide widgets, sections and columns (now called inner sections) in Elementor. This allows you to shape each student's unique experience with your course platform. More details here

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This Lifter Elements feature is only available if Elementor Pro is installed & activated.

Responsive section

Responsive design controls in Elementor allow you to customize how widgets appear on different device types by hiding or showing elements based on screen size. For example, you might hide a large image on mobile to reduce loading time or show simplified content on smaller screens for easier navigation. These controls help you create a seamless and user-friendly design across all devices. More details here

• Hide On Desktop: When enabled, this widget/element will not appear on desktop view.
• Hide On Tablet Portrait: When enabled, this widget/element will not appear on a portrait-oriented tablet's view.
• Hide On Mobile Portrait: When enabled, this widget/element will not appear on a portrait-oriented mobile's view.

Attributes section

Enables you to add custom HTML attributes to the element. You can add attributes and values in the format “attribute=value”. For example, you might add data attributes or other custom attributes that you want to include in the HTML output of the widget. More details here.

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This Elementor feature is only available in their Elementor Pro version.

1. Input field: Assigns custom HTML attributes to the widget, using the format key|value. For example, to add role=”presentation” to the element’s HTML, enter role|presentation here. You can add multiple attributes with each key|value pair on its own line.

   Note: If you need to add multiple properties for one attribute, use a space between them.

2. Dynamic Tags: You can use the Dynamic Tags button to select and add some Dynamic Tags for use in the field. More details here

Custom CSS section

Here you can add custom CSS that is intended for this widget only. More details about this can be found at:

• Custom CSS in Elementor
• Add custom CSS

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