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README.md

description Browse the components available for building pages in Elements
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Components

Components are the building blocks used to create pages in Elements. Drag them onto the canvas, add content, and customise their appearance and behaviour in the Inspector.

The included collection is organised by purpose below. Store Components are installed separately, while Custom Components and the Elements API let developers create their own building blocks.

Included Components

Category Includes
Layout Components Container, Divider, Flex, Grid, and Text Wrap
Content and Media Audio, Gallery, Image, Image Slider, Markdown, SVG, Text, Typography, and Video
Navigation and Interaction Accordion, Breadcrumbs, Button, Content Slider, Dropdown, Menu, Modal, Reveal, and Tabs
Data and Organisation CMS, Filter, Filter Tags, List, Table, Top Pages, and Tree
Styling and Effects 3D Transform, Background, Elements Badge, and Mask
Form Form structure, fields, submission, success, error, and email delivery

Common Controls

Many components share controls for layout, sizing, spacing, typography, backgrounds, transitions, effects, filters, transforms, borders, and advanced settings.

Browse the Common Controls reference.

Store Components

The Elements Store provides additional free and paid components that install into Elements.

Browse Store Components.

Custom Components

If you know some HTML, you can create project-specific components with editable content, dropzones, Inspector controls, styles, JavaScript, and build-time hooks.

Learn about Custom Components or open the Elements API overview.

{% hint style="info" %} The components supplied with Elements use the same API available to third-party developers. Their source is a useful reference when you are ready to build complete Element Packs. {% endhint %}