LandTech Extras for Elementor

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LandTech Extras for Elementor

by Randy Breland

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Description

60+ free Elementor widgets and editor extensions — no upsells, no locked features.

LandTech Extras for Elementor is a complete, actively maintained Elementor addon. If you built pages with the original Elementor Extras (by Namogo) and lost access to those widgets, this is the drop-in replacement — existing templates using slugs like ee-calendar, posts-extra, and ee-gallery keep working after you switch.

Everything listed below is free. Optional API keys (Google Maps, Snazzy Maps, Instagram) live under Elementor Extras APIs. Full documentation: extrasforelementor.com/docs.

Try it instantly — no install required
The WordPress Playground blueprint installs Elementor and this plugin, seeds demo content, and builds a live demo page per widget. Log in as admin / password to explore.

Optional Premium add-on

This plugin is complete on its own. LandTech Extras for Elementor Premium is a separate paid plugin that adds extra capabilities — it does not unlock anything already here.

Upgrade to Premium

When Premium is not installed, Elementor Extras Add-on features lists the add-on catalog (informational). After you activate Premium, that catalog is hidden.

The premium add-on includes:

  • WooCommerce & conversion: shop extras, product page builder, product carousel, wishlist, 360 viewer, 3D viewer, smart countdown.
  • Forms, popups & menus: multi-step forms, smart popup triggers, popup A/B tests, mega menu, Gravity Forms styler, booking calendar, login/register, marketing button, business hours, calculator, experience builder.
  • Dynamic data & loops: remote content, AJAX facets, advanced loop query, masonry/metro, live data table, social feeds (Instagram / X / TikTok), external grid.
  • Site chrome & motion: header/footer builder, one-page dot nav, text animation, scroll story, evolutionary layouts.
  • AI & accessibility: Genius assistant, AI workspace (bring-your-own-key), alt-text batch, semantic search, voice search, WCAG scanner.
  • Agency tools: export/import package, CPT builder, content protection, white label, template marketplace, time machine, asset compiler, PWA builder, client feedback, conditional CSS classes.

Add-on docs: extrasforelementor.com/docs/premium.

What’s new in 2.9

This release is a large free-plugin update (work from 2.6 through 2.9, shipped together):

  • Social proof & people: Testimonials (manual, WooCommerce reviews, or comments), FAQ Accordion with optional FAQPage schema, Team Members (classic, overlay, flip, horizontal), Icon Box, Call to Action, Star Rating.
  • Commerce-ready layouts: Pricing Table and Pricing Toggle (monthly/annual, optional WooCommerce add-to-cart when WooCommerce is active).
  • Motion & media: Lottie scroll / hover / click / scrub playback via bundled lottie-web; Video Playlist (YouTube, Vimeo, self-hosted); Progress Bar; Countdown; Reading Progress; Social Share; Back to Top; Cookie Consent; Sticky Wrapper; Dark Mode Toggle.
  • Calendar & popups: iCal / Google Calendar URL, The Events Calendar, and WooCommerce Bookings sources; popup delay, scroll, inactivity, and cookie/session suppression.
  • Editor tools: ACF Free dynamic tags, block patterns, SEO hints in the editor, Generate alt text via the WordPress AI Client (Settings Connectors), Loop Builder / WCAG / CSP notes.
  • Gallery, tabs, SVG, comparison: Gallery video tiles and pagination; Tabs vertical + mobile accordion + deep links; Inline SVG path colors and reduced-motion-safe animations; Image Comparison vertical drag.
  • Add-on features tab: When the optional Premium plugin is not installed, this tab shows a read-only catalog of what that separate plugin adds. When Premium is active, the catalog is hidden and the live Enable checkboxes appear instead.

Widgets and extensions

Find widgets in the Elementor panel under the LandTech Extras for Elementor category. Widget type slugs match the upstream Elementor Extras fork for easier migration.

Widgets: Age Gate (ee-age-gate), Animated Headline (ltxe-animated-headline), Audio Player (ee-audio-player), Back to Top (ltxe-back-to-top), Breadcrumbs (ee-breadcrumbs, optional BreadcrumbList JSON-LD when Structured data is enabled), Buttons / Button Group (button-group), Calendar (ee-calendar), Circle Progress (circle-progress), Comparison Table (ltxe-comparison-table), Cookie Consent (ltxe-cookie-consent), Countdown (ltxe-countdown), Dark Mode Toggle (ltxe-dark-mode), Devices (devices-extended), FAQ Accordion (ltxe-faq), FAQ Schema (ee-faq-schema), Filterable Gallery (gallery-filterable), Flip Box (ltxe-flip-box), Form Styler (ltxe-form-styler), Gallery (gallery-extra), Gallery Slider (gallery-slider), Google Map (ee-google-map), Heading Extra (heading-extended), Hotspots (hotspots), HTML5 Video Player (html5-video), Icon Box (ltxe-icon-box), Image Accordion (ltxe-image-accordion), Image Comparison (image-comparison), Image Scroller (ltxe-image-scroller), Inline SVG (ee-inline-svg), Interactive Card (ltxe-interactive-card), Logo Carousel (ltxe-logo-carousel), Lottie (ee-lottie), Call to Action (ltxe-cta), News Ticker (ltxe-news-ticker), Newsletter Signup (ltxe-newsletter-signup), Number Counter (ltxe-number-counter), Offcanvas (ee-offcanvas), One Page Nav (ltxe-dot-nav), PDF Embed (ltxe-pdf-embed), Popup (ee-popup), Post Carousel (posts-carousel), Posts Extra / Portfolio / Carousel layouts (posts-extra), Pricing Table (ltxe-pricing-table), Pricing Toggle (ltxe-pricing-toggle), Progress Bar (ltxe-progress-bar), Random Image (ee-random-image), Reading Progress (ltxe-reading-progress), Recipe (ltxe-recipe), Scroll Indicator (ee-scroll-indicator), Search Form (ee-search-form), Slide Menu (ee-slide-menu), Social Share (ltxe-social-share), Star Rating (ltxe-star-rating), Sticky Wrapper (ltxe-sticky-wrapper), Switcher (ee-switcher), Table (table), Table of Contents (ee-table-of-contents), Tabs (ee-tabs), Tags Cloud Sphere (ltxe-tags-cloud-sphere), Team Members (ltxe-team-members), Testimonials (ltxe-testimonials), Text Divider (text-divider), Timeline (timeline), Toggle Element (ee-toggle-element), Unfold (unfold), Video Playlist (ltxe-video-playlist), Weather (ltxe-weather), World Clock (ltxe-world-clock).

Editor extensions (Advanced tab on Elementor elements): Display Conditions (free: time, day, URL/query vars including UTM presets, cookie, business hours; WooCommerce purchase history and membership rules ship in the separate LandTech Extras Premium add-on), Parallax Background, Parallax Elements, Portfolio Parallax, Shape Dividers (section/container Layout tab), Sticky Elements, Tooltips.

Disable unused widgets under Elementor LandTech Extras Widgets to speed up the editor.

Development

Human-readable source for bundled/minified assets (included in this plugin package):

  • assets/css/frontend.min.css and assets/css/frontend-rtl.min.css — built from assets/css/frontend.css and assets/css/frontend-rtl.css.
  • assets/js/frontend.min.js — built from assets/js/frontend.js.
  • assets/js/search-form-editor.js — Elementor editor helper for Search Form restriction controls (loaded in the editor only).
  • assets/js/landtech-extras-calendar-schedule-x.js and assets/js/table-csv-editor.js — widget helpers (not minified; loaded directly when needed).
  • assets/js/admin.min.js, assets/js/editor.min.js, and assets/js/notice.min.js — built from their matching non-minified files in assets/js/.
  • assets/css/admin.min.css, assets/css/editor.min.css, and assets/css/editor-preview.min.css — built from matching non-minified CSS in assets/css/.
  • Widget/library .min.js / .min.css under assets/lib/ — non-minified counterparts ship in the same folder where applicable; third-party-only bundles are documented under Third-party libraries above and in the per-library README.txt files under assets/lib/.
  • assets/lib/landtech-extras-anime-helpers.js — TweenMax-compatible animation shim using bundled anime.js (MIT).

From the plugin root, after npm install, run npm run build:assets to regenerate the minified frontend CSS/JS files listed above (used by default enqueues when SCRIPT_DEBUG is false).

Before publishing a public GitHub mirror, verify any Repository or Source URL in this readme returns HTTP 200 (WordPress.org reviewers check linked URLs).

Support

Full documentation for every widget, extension, and API is at extrasforelementor.com/docs. For add-on purchases, feature requests, and bug reports, email sales@landtechwebdesigns.com or use the contact options on Land Tech Web Designs.

Credits

Developed by Land Tech Web Designs, Corp.

  1. Install and activate Elementor.
  2. Install and activate LandTech Extras for Elementor from this directory or from WordPress.org once published.
  3. Edit pages with Elementor and use LandTech Extras for Elementor widgets and extensions.

External Services

This plugin may cause the site, the WordPress admin, or the Elementor editor to contact third-party services when you enable the related features or save API credentials. For each service below, direct links to its Terms of Service (or equivalent) and Privacy Policy are provided.

Google Maps Platform (Google LLC)

When you enable the Google Map widget or turn on Load Google Maps API under Elementor LandTech Extras APIs, visitors’ browsers may load the Maps JavaScript API from Google (maps.googleapis.com, including via bundled assets/lib/gmap3/gmap3.js). Requests can include the Maps API key you enter in settings, map coordinates or place queries you configure, and typical browser HTTP metadata. Terms of Service · Privacy Policy

OpenStreetMap tile servers (OpenStreetMap Foundation and community tile providers)

When you set the Google Map widget Map provider to OpenStreetMap, visitors’ browsers load bundled Leaflet (assets/lib/leaflet/) and request raster map tiles from OpenStreetMap’s tile service (tile.openstreetmap.org, including subdomains a–c). Requests can include map tile coordinates (zoom level and x/y indices), the visitor’s IP address, and standard browser HTTP metadata. Marker icon assets are served from your site; no API key is required for the default tile layer. OpenStreetMap Foundation Terms · OpenStreetMap Foundation Privacy Policy · OpenStreetMap copyright

Snazzy Maps (snazzymaps.com; operated by Atlist Inc.)

When you add a Snazzy Maps API key and search for map styles in the Elementor editor, the editor script (assets/js/editor.js) requests JSON from https://snazzymaps.com/{endpoint}.json (explore, my-styles, or favorites). Those requests can include your Snazzy Maps API key, pagination parameters, and standard browser HTTP metadata. Server-side PHP does not proxy these editor requests. Atlist publishes the legal terms that apply to Snazzy Maps / Atlist services: Terms of Service · Privacy Policy

Instagram (Meta Platforms, Inc.)

When you use Instagram-related options (Gallery widget Instagram source or an access token under Elementor LandTech Extras APIs), the plugin may request data from Instagram Graph API (graph.instagram.com, including token refresh in admin) and/or instagram.com endpoints used by the Gallery widget. Data sent can include the access token you configure, API parameters required by Instagram, and standard HTTP metadata. Instagram Terms of Service · Instagram Privacy Policy · Meta Privacy Policy · Meta Developer Terms (API use): Terms

OpenAI (OpenAI, LLC) — optional bring-your-own-key (add-on AI workspace)

Credentials may be stored under Elementor Extras APIs (openai_api_key / ltxe_openai_key) or as LTXE_OPENAI_KEY / LANDTECH_EXTRAS_OPENAI_KEY. This plugin does not call OpenAI. Generate CSS ID uses the WordPress AI Client when it is available, then a local slug. Outbound OpenAI requests happen only when the separate add-on AI workspace uses your saved key. Terms of Service · Privacy Policy

Anthropic (Anthropic, PBC) — optional bring-your-own-key (add-on AI workspace)

Same as OpenAI above: credentials may be stored here; outbound Anthropic API requests (e.g. api.anthropic.com) occur only when the separate add-on AI workspace invokes them with your saved Anthropic API key, messages, and parameters. Commercial Terms of Service · Privacy Policy

Google Gemini API (Google LLC) — optional bring-your-own-key (add-on AI workspace)

Same as OpenAI above: credentials may be stored here; outbound Gemini requests (e.g. generativelanguage.googleapis.com) occur only when the separate add-on AI workspace invokes them with your saved Gemini API key, prompts, and parameters. Google AI / Gemini API Terms · Google Privacy Policy

User-provided iCal / calendar feeds

When the Calendar widget source is iCal / Google Calendar URL, the site server requests the .ics URL you enter (wp_safe_remote_get). The request includes that URL and standard HTTP metadata. No Land Tech server is involved. Review the calendar host’s terms (Google, Microsoft, Apple, or your own feed) before publishing.

YouTube (Google LLC)

When a Gallery video tile, the Media Gallery widget, or the Video Playlist widget uses a YouTube URL, visitors’ browsers load an embed iframe from www.youtube.com / youtube.com, and the gallery may request a poster image from img.youtube.com using the video ID. Requests can include the video ID you configured and standard browser HTTP metadata. No YouTube API key is stored. Terms of Service · Google Privacy Policy

Vimeo (Vimeo.com, Inc.)

When a Gallery video tile, the Media Gallery widget, or the Video Playlist widget uses a Vimeo URL, visitors’ browsers load an embed iframe from player.vimeo.com. The Media Gallery also requests https://vimeo.com/api/oembed.json from the site server to read a thumbnail URL, which is cached for seven days. Requests can include the video URL you configured and standard HTTP metadata. No Vimeo API key is stored. Terms of Service · Privacy Policy

WordPress AI Client (core Connectors)

When an editor clicks Generate alt text on an image control, or Generate CSS ID in a widget panel, this plugin calls wp_ai_client_prompt() if the WordPress AI Client is available. Site admins configure Connectors under Settings Connectors. The request can include a short prompt and, for alt text, the attachment image URL. If the AI Client is not available, alt text returns HTTP 503 and CSS ID falls back to a local slug. Review the terms and privacy policy of the provider you connect in WordPress.

Social share destinations (user-initiated)

The Social Share widget only builds share URLs. A visitor click may open Facebook, X/Twitter, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Telegram, Pinterest, Reddit, or a mailto: window. No third-party share SDK is loaded. Review each destination’s terms before enabling that button.

Playground demo WXR (extrasforelementor.com)

When a WordPress Playground blueprint (or an administrator calling POST /wp-json/landtech-extras/v1/playground/seed) imports demo content, this plugin may request https://extrasforelementor.com/playground-demo-content.xml via wp_remote_get. The request includes the WXR URL and standard HTTP metadata. No visitor data is sent. If that file is unavailable, the bundled in-plugin seeder creates demo pages locally instead. Documentation host: extrasforelementor.com.

Open-Meteo (open-meteo.com)

When a page includes the Weather widget, the site server requests forecast data from https://api.open-meteo.com/v1/forecast and, for city names, geocoding from https://geocoding-api.open-meteo.com/v1/search via wp_remote_get. Requests include the configured city name or latitude/longitude, unit preferences, and standard HTTP metadata. No API key is required or stored. Responses are cached for five minutes. Visitors’ browsers call only this site’s REST proxy (/wp-json/landtech-extras/v1/weather). Terms · License / attribution

Mailchimp (Intuit Mailchimp Marketing API) — Newsletter Signup widget

When you save a Mailchimp API key under Elementor LandTech Extras APIs and a visitor submits the Newsletter Signup widget, the site server posts the subscriber email address plus optional first/last name, phone, and GDPR tag to *.api.mailchimp.com. The key is stored encrypted and is never printed in page HTML or REST responses. Terms of Service · Privacy Policy

Mozilla PDF.js sample PDF (optional demo URL)

The PDF Embed widget can load a PDF you upload to the media library, or a URL you enter. The bundled demo may use Mozilla’s public sample at https://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/web/compressed.tracemonkey-pldi-09.pdf. Visitors’ browsers request that file only when that URL is configured. PDF.js project

User-provided Lottie animation URLs (LottieFiles or other hosts)

When the Lottie widget is set to load an animation from an External URL (or from a JSON file in your media library served from another origin), visitors’ browsers request that JSON from the URL you configure. The Playground demo may load a sample file from LottieFiles (assets*.lottiefiles.com) when you preview the bundled demo page. No animation URL is transmitted to Land Tech servers. Review your animation host’s terms and privacy policy before publishing.

Third-party libraries

This plugin bundles or references third-party scripts. Licenses and upstream sources for every bundled file are noted below. Full provenance details are in the matching README.txt files under assets/lib/.

anime.js 4.5.0 (MIT) — assets/lib/anime/anime.js / anime.min.js
Source: https://github.com/juliangarnier/anime — License notes: assets/lib/anime/README.txt.

Splitting.js 1.0.6 (MIT) — assets/lib/splitting/splitting.js / splitting.min.js / splitting.css
Source: https://github.com/shshaw/Splitting — License notes: assets/lib/splitting/README.txt.

GLightbox 3.3.1 (MIT) — assets/lib/glightbox/js/glightbox.js / glightbox.min.js and CSS under assets/lib/glightbox/css/
Source: https://github.com/biati-digital/glightbox — License notes: assets/lib/glightbox/README.txt.

jquery-circle-progress (MIT) — https://github.com/kottenator/jquery-circle-progress
jquery.appear (MIT) — https://github.com/morr/jquery.appear/
LongShadow jQuery Plugin (MIT) — https://github.com/dangvanthanh/jquery.longShadow
HC-Sticky (MIT) — https://github.com/somewebmedia/hc-sticky
jQuery Mobile (MIT/jquery.org) — https://jquerymobile.com/
jquery-visible (MIT) — http://teamdf.com/jquery-plugins/license/
Parallax Background (MIT) — https://github.com/erensuleymanoglu/parallax-background
TableSorter v2.32.0 (MIT/GPL dual, Mottie fork) — https://github.com/Mottie/tablesorter
Isotope v3.0.6 (GPLv3) — assets/lib/isotope/ standalone modules (WordPress core jQuery via jquery-bridget)
Metafizzy / Desandro layout dependencies (MIT unless noted) — assets/lib/jquery-bridget/, outlayer/, ev-emitter/, get-size/, fizzy-ui-utils/, matches-selector/, masonry-layout/ (each folder includes README.txt)
Packery v2.1.2 (GPLv3) — assets/lib/packery/ standalone modules (WordPress core jQuery via jquery-bridget)
Infinite Scroll 4.0.1 (GPLv3) — assets/lib/infinite-scroll/infinite-scroll.js (core build; vanilla DOM API via new InfiniteScroll(); no jquery-bridget)
Source: https://infinite-scroll.com — License notes: assets/lib/infinite-scroll/README.txt.
javascript-detect-element-resize (MIT) — https://github.com/sdecima/javascript-detect-element-resize
tilt.js (MIT) — https://github.com/gijsroge/tilt.js
Schedule-X Calendar 4.6.1 (MIT) — assets/lib/schedule-x/ with Preact under assets/lib/preact/ and @js-temporal/polyfill as assets/lib/temporal-polyfill/js-temporal-schedule-x.min.js
Source: https://github.com/schedule-x/schedule-x — License notes: assets/lib/schedule-x/README.txt.
@lottiefiles/lottie-player (MIT) — assets/lib/lottie-player/lottie-player.js
Source: https://github.com/LottieFiles/lottie-player — License notes: assets/lib/lottie-player/README.txt.
lottie-web 5.13.0 (MIT) — assets/lib/lottie-web/lottie.js
Source: https://github.com/airbnb/lottie-web — License notes: assets/lib/lottie-web/README.txt.
WaveSurfer.js 7.9.9 (BSD-3-Clause) — optional Audio Player waveform skin
Source: https://github.com/kwavesurfer/wavesurfer.js — License notes: assets/lib/wavesurfer/README.txt.
GMAP3 (GPL-3.0+) — http://gmap3.net
Leaflet v1.9.4 (BSD-2-Clause) — assets/lib/leaflet/leaflet.js / leaflet.css (OpenStreetMap map provider)
Source: https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet — License notes: assets/lib/leaflet/README.txt.
Slidebars (MIT) — http://www.adchsm.com/slidebars/

Date/time formatting in the Calendar widget uses Moment.js registered by WordPress core when available.

  1. Enable or disable individual LandTech Extras widgets from Elementor → LandTech Extras.

    Enable or disable individual LandTech Extras widgets from Elementor → LandTech Extras.

  2. Editor extensions such as display conditions, sticky elements, parallax, and tooltips.

    Editor extensions such as display conditions, sticky elements, parallax, and tooltips.

  3. Optional API keys for Google Maps, Snazzy Maps, Instagram, and BYOK LLM credentials.

    Optional API keys for Google Maps, Snazzy Maps, Instagram, and BYOK LLM credentials.

  4. LandTech Extras widgets appear in the Elementor panel under the LandTech Extras category.

    LandTech Extras widgets appear in the Elementor panel under the LandTech Extras category.

Does this plugin require Elementor?

Yes. LandTech Extras for Elementor requires the free Elementor page builder to be installed and active.

Which Elementor version is required?

Elementor 3.5.0 or later. Compatibility is documented in the plugin header (Elementor tested up to).

Can I use this without Elementor Pro?

Yes. All free widgets and extensions work without Elementor Pro. Some widgets note when Elementor Pro is required.

How do I disable widgets I don’t use?

Go to Elementor LandTech Extras in your WordPress admin and uncheck any widgets or extensions you don’t plan to use. This improves Elementor editor load time.

How do I get an API key for Google Maps?

Follow the Google Maps API key guide and enter your key under Elementor LandTech Extras APIs.

Is this plugin affiliated with Namogo or Elementor Ltd.?

No. This is an independent fork of the original Elementor Extras plugin by Namogo, maintained by Land Tech Web Designs. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Namogo or Elementor Ltd.

Is this a replacement for Elementor Extras / Extras for Elementor?

Yes. LandTech Extras for Elementor is an independent, GPLv3-maintained continuation of the Elementor Extras (Extras for Elementor) widget set. It is intended for sites that need those Elementor widgets and extensions without relying on the discontinued original distribution. Widget type slugs (ee-calendar, posts-extra, and similar) are preserved so existing Elementor JSON templates can load after you deactivate the old plugin and activate LandTech Extras.

Does this plugin require the Premium add-on?

No. Every widget and extension in this plugin works without Premium. The paid add-on is a separate plugin that adds extra capabilities. It does not unlock features that already ship here.

What does the Premium add-on add?

WooCommerce extras, multi-step forms, header/footer builder, AI workspace, booking, social feeds, and other lanes listed under Optional Premium add-on above. Details: extrasforelementor.com/docs/premium.

Can I migrate from Elementor Extras or Namogo Extras?

In most cases, yes. Export your Elementor templates, replace the old plugin with LandTech Extras for Elementor, and re-open pages in Elementor. Widgets should resolve under the LandTech Extras category. Re-save pages if Elementor prompts you to update data. Compare your widget list with the Widgets and extensions section above; optional API keys (Maps, Instagram) must be re-entered under Elementor LandTech Extras APIs.

Does this plugin include Gutenberg blocks?

No. LandTech Extras adds Elementor widgets and Elementor editor extensions only. Search terms like “Elementor blocks” usually refer to Elementor widgets or sections; this plugin does not register WordPress block editor blocks.

What prefix does this plugin use in code?

PHP functions, hooks, options, and transients use the landtech_extras_ or ltxe_ prefix (four or more characters). Script/style handles use landtech-extras-. Namespaced PHP classes live under LandTechExtras\. Elementor widget type slugs (for example ee-calendar or posts-extra) are retained from the upstream Elementor Extras fork so existing Elementor templates keep working; they are Elementor element identifiers, not WordPress options or hooks.

Extras for Elementor Saved by Randy!

By dogwdjesse on October 14, 2026

We had several sites on our server utilizing Extras for Elementor, and we thought we were going to have to transition our work away when the original developer stopped maintenance. But Randy picked up where they left off and everything works perfectly. Whenwe had a minor issue on a site having to do with compatibility on Elementor recently, Randy was incredibly prompt and helped us get our page back up & running in no time with a patch. Would highly recommend for anyone still running Extras for Elementor on their websites!

Awesome plugin, so glad it's been rescued by LandTech!

By katod on October 3, 2026

I used and loved Namogo's Extras for Elementor plugin for years and worried I'd have to give it up, it was clearly abandoned. I only use a few of the widgets - the before and after slide bar, customizable search results pages for searching in certain categories (gold!) and the buttons are awesome and there's probably more gems that I just haven't needed the functionality so never tried them. As with any plugin in this situation, there can be hiccups in the first stages especially I imagine in a plugin with so many widgets that need to get up to speed with where Elementor has gone since this one was last updated. What I am saying is, as always, test updates first in a staging environment and I'm thrilled LandTech is taking over this cool plugin, thank you for saving it!

3.0.6

  • Security: Hardened SVG handling for uploads and the Inline SVG widget.

3.0.5

  • Fix: Switcher stays visible when this plugin’s script loads before Elementor. 3.0.4 could still hide the switcher and log “elementorFrontend is not defined.”
  • Add: Button Look presets (Current, Pill, Soft, Outline) on Switcher, Button Group, Form Styler, and other buttons. Current is the default, so existing buttons stay as they are until you choose a look.
  • Add: Switcher menu bar, border, radius, and shadow controls, plus the same button chrome on widgets that did not already have it.

3.0.4

  • Docs: Changelog shortened so WordPress.org can show it in full. Notes for 2.3.3 and older are summarized under Earlier releases.

3.0.3

  • Fix: Switcher widgets remain visible when an older layout has no saved animation speed or duration, and when the animation helper is unavailable.

3.0.2

  • Docs: WordPress.org description opens with the free widgets. External Services and third-party libraries are documented on the Installation tab so the directory description is not truncated.
  • Add: Dismissible review reminder on the Dashboard, Plugins screen, and LandTech admin pages after the plugin has been active for 7 days.

3.0.1

  • Fix: Search Form widgets upgraded from Elementor Extras or 2.5.0 keep their saved Exclude lists as “search the other terms,” instead of switching those results to a not-in query.

3.0.0

  • New: Recipe widget with Recipe schema JSON-LD
  • New: Comparison Table, Interactive Card, Image Scroller, PDF Embed, World Clock, Tags Cloud Sphere, Newsletter Signup
  • New: Shape Dividers extension on section/container Layout tab
  • New: Form Styler — style Contact Form 7 and WPForms without CSS
  • New: Number Counter — animated count-up widget with prefix, suffix, easing
  • New: Logo Carousel — infinite CSS marquee with grayscale hover
  • New: Flip Box — 3D and fade flip cards, hover and click triggers
  • New: Filterable Gallery — Isotope masonry with category filter pills
  • New: Post Carousel — autoplay Swiper carousel skin for the posts widget
  • New: Animated Headline — typewriter and word-cycle effects (free tier)
  • New: One Page Nav — dot navigation moved to free tier
  • New: Image Accordion — expanding image column panels
  • New: News Ticker — CSS marquee with manual items or live post feed
  • New: Weather — current conditions and 5-day outlook via Open-Meteo (no API key)
  • New: Media Gallery — photos and YouTube, Vimeo, or self-hosted video in one filterable lightbox grid

2.9.0

  • Add: Testimonials (ltxe-testimonials) — manual, WooCommerce review, or comment sources; carousel/grid/single; optional AggregateRating schema.
  • Add: FAQ Accordion (ltxe-faq) with keyboard navigation and optional FAQPage schema. Existing FAQ Schema (ee-faq-schema) is unchanged.
  • Add: Team Members, Icon Box, and Call to Action widgets (flip/hover effects respect reduced motion).
  • Add: Social Share, Back to Top, Cookie Consent, Sticky Wrapper, and Dark Mode Toggle.
  • Add: ACF Free dynamic tags, block patterns, editor SEO hints, and Generate alt text via the WordPress AI Client.
  • Add: Informational Premium catalog on Add-on features when the separate Premium plugin is not active (hidden after Premium is activated).
  • Add: Playground demo pages for the new widgets; public docs at extrasforelementor.com/docs.
  • Note: 2.6–2.8 work (Lottie, calendar feeds, pricing, progress, countdown, video playlist, gallery/tabs/SVG upgrades) is included in this directory release. See those version headings for detail.

2.8.4

  • Fix: Tabs first panel is visible again (hidden="false" still hid it), and tab icons no longer render at full SVG size over the labels.

2.8.3

  • Fix: Hotspots now bind click/hover tooltips when Elementor Improved Asset Loading prints LandTech scripts after elementor/frontend/init.

2.8.2

  • Fix: Inline SVG now fetches and injects the SVG from data-url even when Elementor Improved Asset Loading prints scripts after elementor/frontend/init.
  • Fix: Calendar month grid paints days when Schedule-X leaves the wrapper empty, and Temporal date-only strings no longer abort month generation.
  • Fix: Multiple Popup widgets on one page no longer share a single GLightbox instance, so click triggers work after a delay popup.

2.8.1

  • Fix: Print per-widget CSS/JS on pages that use Elementor Improved Asset Loading so Progress Bar, Calendar, Countdown, and other 2.8 widgets initialize on the frontend.
  • Fix: Calendar Schedule-X now self-boots without the legacy frontend.js bundle.

2.8.0

  • Add: Pricing Table and Pricing Toggle widgets with monthly/annual switch (ltxe_pricing_toggle_changed) and optional WooCommerce add-to-cart when WooCommerce is active.
  • Add: Star Rating widget with half-star display, review count, and optional AggregateRating schema.
  • Add: Video Playlist widget (YouTube, Vimeo, self-hosted MP4) under the media-player module. Embeds are built with DOM APIs, not innerHTML.

2.7.0

  • Add: Progress Bar, Countdown (fixed datetime), and Reading Progress widgets.
  • Add: Hotspot tooltip content types — Elementor template and image — alongside existing text.
  • Add: Tabs vertical orientation, mobile accordion, and hash / ?tab= deep linking.
  • Add: Gallery video tiles (GLightbox) and client-side load more / infinite / numbered pagination for manual galleries.
  • Add: Inline SVG per-path colors and draw/fade/scale/rotate animations (respects reduced motion).
  • Add: Image Comparison vertical drag and start-position control.

2.6.0

  • Add: Lottie playback triggers (scroll, scroll-scrub, hover, click), speed, direction, and segment play via bundled lottie-web, with the existing lottie-player path kept for simple autoplay.
  • Add: Calendar sources for iCal / Google Calendar URLs, The Events Calendar, and WooCommerce Bookings (when those plugins are active).
  • Add: Popup delay, scroll-percentage, inactivity triggers, and cookie/session suppression.
  • Add: Per-widget frontend script loading (LTXE_FRONTEND_SPLIT). Shared helpers live in frontend-core.js; the previous monolithic frontend.js stays registered for one major version and loads only when a widget still depends on it.

2.5.13

  • Fix: Schema output kept camelCase schema.org property names intact. Property keys were passed through sanitize_key(), which lowercased them (mainEntity became mainentity), so the EE FAQ Schema widget never printed its FAQPage JSON-LD, and breadcrumb itemListElement, organization sameAs and event startDate / endDate / eventStatus / eventAttendanceMode properties were emitted with invalid names. Keys are now stripped to letters, digits, _, - and @ without changing case.

2.5.12

  • Update: Bundled anime.js upgraded from 4.0.2 to 4.5.0 (MIT), using the upstream UMD bundles. Every function the plugin’s animation helpers call is unchanged, so existing widget animations keep working.
  • Fix: TweenMax.killTweensOf() in the animation shim now actually stops running animations (anime.js 4.5.0 exposes remove, which 4.0.2 did not). Hotspot tooltips that are hovered in and out quickly no longer let the previous show/hide animation keep running.

2.5.11

  • Fix: EE Calendar grid renders as a <table> at desktop widths and did not force any responsive layout. On viewports 767 px and under, the calendar container now becomes a horizontally scrollable block so a full month grid does not push the page sideways on phones, while the day cells retain their existing typography and styling.
  • Fix: EE Gallery with Layout: Slider set to the vertical direction used a 400 px fixed inline height. On viewports 767 px and under, the vertical slider height now falls back to 50dvh (with a 50vh fallback for older browsers) so the slider never claims more than half of a phone’s visible height, and the aspect ratio can be reset with a normal Elementor height control override.
  • Fix: EE Image Comparison output stretched to the widget’s rendered width without constraining the underlying <img> elements, so a landscape image inside a narrow phone column could grow past the widget frame. On viewports 767 px and under, both images are now clamped to width: 100% with object-fit: cover so the comparison stays inside the widget column regardless of the source image dimensions.
  • Fix: EE Popup and EE Age Gate opened via Magnific Popup used the library’s default max-width and no safe-area handling, which on phones ran the close button under the browser chrome / notch and cropped tall popups. On viewports 767 px and under, popup content is now clamped to calc(100vw - 32px) and its bottom padding respects env(safe-area-inset-bottom) so the popup fits inside the visible viewport and the close button stays reachable.
  • Fix: EE Hotspots positioning is set with transform: translate(-50%, -50%) scale(N) from the widget’s controls, and at very small N values (< 0.5) the resulting interactive footprint dropped below WCAG 2.5.8’s 24×24 px minimum. Each hotspot now enforces a 24 px minimum click target (with the scaled visual centred inside it) on viewports 767 px and under, without changing the visible dot / icon size the editor configured.
  • Fix: EE Slide Menu submenu triggers (.ee-menu__arrow) had a 20 px tap target — below WCAG 2.5.8. The arrow now enforces a 24 px minimum interactive box at every viewport (with box-sizing: border-box), while the arrow glyph itself is unchanged.
  • Fix: EE Google Map navigation UI positioned at bottom sat under the browser chrome and phone-notch inset. The bottom-positioned UI now respects env(safe-area-inset-bottom) and is clamped to calc(100vw - 32px) so it stays fully on-screen on phones.
  • Fix: EE Lottie output previously carried an inline style="width:100%;max-width:480px;" attribute on <lottie-player>, which conflicted with responsive Elementor width/max-width controls. The inline attribute has been removed and the same defaults are now provided by the bundled Wave 4 CSS, so Elementor’s own size controls take precedence when set.

2.5.10

  • Fix: EE Devices Extended widget’s laptop, desktop, and window frames are 645, 895 and 1000 px wide respectively, which was pushing the page sideways on phones because the widget carries no responsive rule. On viewports 767 px and under, each device frame is now capped to the column width while its aspect ratio (set via padding-bottom percentages on .ee-device__media__inner) is preserved, so the frame scales down instead of overflowing.
  • Fix: EE Swiper-based sliders using the --outside navigation-position skin had their prev/next arrows placed at left: -100px and right: -100px, which put them off the phone viewport with no other way to advance the slide. On viewports 767 px and under, both arrows now sit 8 px inside the container. Larger breakpoints are unchanged.
  • Fix: EE Scroll Indicator bar-skin markers had a 6 px tap target — below the 24 px minimum in WCAG 2.5.8. On viewports 767 px and under, the surrounding <a> element now expands to a 24 px minimum height with the 6 px bar centred vertically inside it. The visible bar height is unchanged.
  • Fix: EE Search Form --expand skin animates open to a fixed 300 px, which overflowed narrow phone viewports and clipped the input. On viewports 767 px and under, the expanded width is now clamped to calc(100vw - 32px) so it stays inside the visible area. Above 767 px the 300 px width still applies.
  • Fix: EE Switcher --overlay skin has 48 px of inner padding on its content pane, which wasted horizontal space on phones. On viewports 767 px and under, the padding is reduced to 24 px.
  • Fix: EE Offcanvas slidebar defaults to 50% of the viewport width, which is roughly 240 px on a 480 px phone — too narrow to be usable for menu or content layouts. On viewports 480 px and under, the slidebar now takes the full viewport width. Above 480 px the 50% width is unchanged, and any user-set width still overrides it.
  • Fix: EE Live Data Table pagination Prev/Next buttons had a 6 px vertical padding that made them ~12 px tall, below the WCAG 2.5.8 24×24 px minimum. The buttons now enforce a 24×24 minimum interactive box (with box-sizing: border-box) at every viewport; the visual button size does not change on desktop.

2.5.9

  • Change: The Tabs and Table of Contents widgets no longer carry controls that were registered in a disabled state. The options that were only offered when a paid add-on was installed have been removed from this plugin entirely and are now supplied by that add-on instead, so nothing here ships switched off waiting to be unlocked.
  • Add: Extension points so an add-on can restore those options without this plugin needing to know about it — the landtech_extras/tabs/register_repeater_controls action, the landtech_extras/tabs/wrapper_attributes and landtech_extras/tabs/tab_label_html filters, the landtech_extras/toc/wrapper_attributes filter, and the landtech_extras/toc/before_list action. The Tabs and Table of Contents scripts now also fire ltxe:tabs:activated and ltxe:toc:built.
  • Fix: The Tabs widget no longer loads the anime.js library. It was declared as a hard script dependency but nothing in this plugin used it.
  • Fix: The Tabs slug field no longer describes ?tab=slug deep links as a paid feature. They have always worked here.

2.5.8

  • Fix: Table of Contents “Sticky left” and “Sticky right” layouts now run full width and in normal flow on phones. The 240px float previously left body text about fifteen characters wide, and the widget has no responsive controls to work around it.
  • Fix: Table of Contents sticky height now uses dvh so it cannot exceed the visible area on mobile browsers, where vh resolves against the larger address-bar-hidden viewport.
  • Fix: Audio and video player seek bars can now be dragged to scrub on touch devices. Only mouse events were bound, so tapping worked but dragging did nothing. Volume sliders gained the same handling for tablets.
  • Fix: Audio and video player seek bars and their play, previous, next and rewind buttons now meet the 24px minimum touch target in WCAG 2.5.8. The controls row centres its items, so each was only as tall as its glyph.
  • Fix: Off-canvas floating trigger placed along the bottom edge now respects env(safe-area-inset-bottom), so it no longer sits under the gesture bar on phones that reserve space there.
  • Fix: The audio and video player scripts are now minified by the documented build pipeline, so their .min.js files can no longer drift away from the sources they are built from.

2.5.7

  • Fix: Admin menu priority changed from 200 to 5 so the “Elementor Extras” top-level menu item is registered in $menu before premium submenus (priority 30–60) attach to it. Fixes 404/wrong-URL errors for all premium lane menu items when the premium add-on is also active.

2.5.6

  • Add: Elementor Extras top-level admin menu item in the WordPress sidebar, positioned immediately after Elementor (position 26). LandTech Extras settings now appear under their own dedicated parent instead of being nested inside the Elementor submenu. When the Premium add-on is also active, all premium lanes (license, Premium Lanes, Performance, Social Proof, Cross-Site Clipboard, etc.) appear as additional children under the same top-level item.

2.5.5

  • Add: WordPress Playground demo pages for EE Tabs (demo-tabs) and Table of Contents (demo-table-of-contents).
  • Improved: Playground Search Form demo description mentions include/exclude restriction modes.

2.5.4

  • Fix: Short description in readme.txt shortened to WordPress.org 150-character limit (directory listing was truncated on import).

2.5.3

  • Fix: WordPress.org Plugin Check — canonical readme.txt filename; rename bundled @js-temporal/polyfill file so it is not flagged as core polyfill.min.js.
  • Fix: Sanitize widget preset AJAX JSON payloads; PHPCS for Search Form restriction mode controls and pre-6.4 autoload option fallback.
  • Improved: Plugin header Elementor tested up to and Elementor Pro tested up to 4.3.2.

2.5.2

  • Add: EE Tabs widget (ee-tabs) with horizontal tabs, repeater content, and template slots.
  • Add: EE Table of Contents widget (ee-table-of-contents) with page-scope heading scan.
  • Add: Search Form Include only restriction mode for categories and other taxonomies (whitelist terms instead of excluding many categories site-wide).
  • Add: Search Form Restriction mode for post types (include or exclude lists).
  • Fix: Hidden Search Form restrictions send compact include/exclude payloads in ltxe_search_query (shorter search result URLs; exclude mode uses NOT IN instead of listing every allowed term).
  • Fix: Search Form Include/Exclude term pickers list categories again in the Elementor editor (Select2 options restored; editor REST helper for saved slugs).
  • Improved: Search Form Restrictions & Filters loads up to 500 terms per taxonomy in control options (sorted by name) for sites with large category lists.

2.4.4

  • Fix: Ship assets/js/viewport-bridge.js with the free plugin so Premium viewport display conditions no longer 404 the script on frontend.
  • Add: Viewport display condition (mobile/tablet/desktop) and breakpoint helpers for WordPress 7.0+ visibility bridge.

2.4.3

  • Fix: Tooltip extension no longer triggers PHP warnings when tooltip_enable is unset on a widget.
  • Fix: Posts and Timeline widgets load Posts_Base before class declaration to prevent fatal errors on frontend.
  • Fix: Widget registration loads class files before calling static methods, preventing fatals for FAQ Schema and other widgets.
  • Fix: Autoloader uses require_once for reliable class loading.
  • Improved: Zip build verifies posts-base.php, faq-schema.php, and schema-validator.php are included in releases.

2.4.2

  • Fix: Activation redirect and version-tracking options use autoload = no to avoid loading one-shot flags on every request.

2.4.1

  • Remove: CLNDR library and legacy calendar markup/CSS after Schedule-X migration.
  • Fix: Calendar widget wires First Day, Earliest/Latest Month, and Default Month settings to Schedule-X.
  • Remove: Dead Elementor style controls for CLNDR-era navigation, header, days, and compact event list UI.
  • Improved: Organization schema validation (dedicated rules when @type is Organization).
  • Add: Shared Schema_Builder helpers for Organization and Event JSON-LD (consumed by Premium Schema Suite).

2.4.0

  • Fix: Unfold widget — anime.js v4 timeline and height animations work again via updated GSAP shim.
  • Fix: Heading animations — TweenMax.from() presets use anime.js v4 animate(targets, params) API.
  • Add: Widget preset import/export — export/import current widget settings as JSON from the Elementor editor (nonce + capability gated).
  • Add: Editor widget health hints — dismissible panel notices for missing Maps API key, empty gallery, and similar local checks.
  • Add: Admin command palette (lite) — shortcuts to LandTech settings and documentation when WordPress wp-commands is available.
  • Improved: Accessibility batch 1 — Google Map, Audio Player, Popup, Offcanvas, and Posts Extra carousel focus/ARIA/keyboard/reduced-motion support.
  • Improved: Posts Extra grid — equal-height cards and responsive column gaps (CSS only).
  • Improved: Element HTML cache — opt-in caching for Table, Inline SVG, and Text Divider static widgets.

Earlier releases

  • Releases 2.3.3 and older, including the Elementor Extras history this plugin forked from, are in the Git repository: github.com/brelandr/landtech-extras-for-elementor. They are omitted here so this Changelog stays under WordPress.org’s 5,000-word limit.
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