Advent Pro Font
Asar Font
Hind Guntur Font
Libre Baskerville Font
Fjalla One Font
Engagement Font
Gugi Font
Kavoon Font
Kosugi Maru Font
Rakkas Font
Oldenburg Font
Zeyada Font
Important For SEO
Choose between H1 and H6 for the title’s hierarchy. You can also set the title font size in any valid CSS unit, a different font per title, the color, alignment, line height, letter spacing, and margins for desktop and mobile.
This is a H1 Title
This is a H2 Title
This is a H3 Title
This is a H4 Title
This is a H5 Title
This is a H6 Title
Choose a DIV tag instead of an heading tag
Choose between a DIV tag or an heading tag. Useful for SEO when you don’t want to use a heading tag but want the same options present on the title element
Separator Line
Make your content sections more interesting by adding separators to your titles. Choose from several designs and customize its color to suit your tastes.
Single Solid
Single Dashed
Single Dotted
Double Solid
Double Dashed
Double Dotted
Underline Solid
Underline Dashed
Underline Dotted
Choose your H tag (H1-H6), set your design (color, and style) and then set Font Size, Font Type, Font Color, Line Height, Letter Spacing and Margin. These options are designed to give you full control while being SEO Friendly.
I Look Like H3 But I’m Really a H2
This is an illustrated example of a H2 Title Element with a custom font size applied, to reduce the size of the Title to match H3.
I Enjoy Having My Own Space
Here is an illustrated example of what a H3 Title looks like with 3px letter spacing applied.
Space & Size Are Everything
Above is an illustrated example of a H1 Title reduced in size to resemble the H3, with added 3px letter spacing.
Underline Zig Zag
Double Underline
Single Underline
Top & Bottom
Circle Highlight
Diagonal One
Diagonal Two
Strikethrough
Cross Through
Curly Underline
BounceBounce Again
ClipClip Again
FadeFade Again
FlipFlip Again
Light SpeedLight Speed Again
RollRoll Again
TypingTyping Again
ZoomZoom Again
The Avada: Website Builder
CREATE THE LAYOUTS YOU WANT
The Avada Website Builder gives you the ability to design and build any layouts for your Avada website. Choose to customize the Footer, single posts, Portfolio posts, archives, search results, and more. With the power of Layouts, Layout Sections, Conditional Logic, Layout Section Elements, and Avada’s massive range of Design Elements, the sky is the limit. Custom design a global footer or only apply the custom Footer to a single page or post.
Header Builder
Whatever your design requirements are, getting the job done could not be any easier. You can decide how many columns to use when designing and building the header, with a vast array of styling options to perfect the layout. What’s more, is you can now choose to create and display as many different headers as you want for different pages and posts throughout your website.
Footer Builder
Free from any constraints of Theme Options, anything you can imagine and design, you can build and implement as your Footer, either globally or in a conditional layout on a Custom Post Type, a post category, or any number of other possibilites. With the Avada Footer Builder, we have introduced a tool of unparalled design power and flexibility, and you are now limited more by your imagination than anything else.
Documentation & Videos
We have a wide range of support material to suit your learning style. Our documentation is extensive and growing. There are almost 500 documents, where you can search and read about almost any aspect of Avada. Prefer to watch? We have a growing library of HD video tutorials covering the basics and much, much more. Like to engage? Submit a support ticket, join our Community Forum, or engage with other users on the community run Facebook Avada Users Group.
Customize Elements Globally Or Individually
Elements can be controlled globally inside of the Fusion Theme Options, or individually per Element by changing the options for each once added to a page or post. Individual Element options will always override the global theme options. This flexibility gives you the ultimate freedom to style Elements and content that is unique and will stand out from the rest of the site.
General
- Title Type – Set the Title Type (Rotating, Text, Highlight).
- Rotation Effect – Set the Rotation Effect (Bounce, Clip, Fade, Flip, Light Speed, Roll, Typing, Slide Down, Zoom).
- Display Time – Set the delay of animation between each text in a set.
- Loop Animation – Set the animation to Loop or not.
- Before Text – Set the text to appear before the animation.
- Rotation Text – Set the text rotate in the animation.
- After Text – Set the text to appear after the animation.
- Highlight Effect – Choose from Circle, Curly, Underline, Double, Double Underline, Underline ZigZag, Diagonal Bottom Left, Diagonal Top Left, Strikethrough, X.
- Highlight Shape Width – Set the width of the highlight shape.
- Title – Set the Title Content.
Element Visibility – Choose to show or hide the element on small, medium or large screens.
CSS Class – Add a class to the wrapping HTML element.
CSS ID – Add an ID to the wrapping HTML element.
Design
- Title Alignment – Set the alignment for the Title: Left, Center, Right.
- HTML Heading Size – Set the HTML heading size fot the Title. Range from H1 – H6.
- Font Size – Set the font size.
- Font Family – Set the font family.
- Line Height – Set the line height.
- Letter Spacing – Set the letter spacing.
- Margin – Set the top and bottom margin.
- Mobile Margin – Set the top and bottom margin on mobile.
- Font Color– Set the font color.
- Separator – Choose to separator style*: None, Single Border Solid, Double Border Solid, Single Border Dashed, Double Border Dashed, Single Border Dotted, Double Border Dotted.
- Separator Enabled – Set the color of the separator.
Extras
- Animation Type – Select the type of animation: None, Bounce, Fade, Flash, Rubberband, Shake, Slide, Zoom.
- Direction of Animation – Can be one of these values: Top, RIght, Bottom, Left, Static.
- Speed of Animation – Accepts a numerical value from .1, which is the slowest, to 1, which is the fastest.
Offset Animation – Controls when the animation should start.
