Paradise Widgets for Elementor

Paradise Widgets for Elementor adds powerful, mobile-focused widgets to Elementor. All widgets share a centralized Site Info data store (phones, emails, addresses, social links, business hours) so you configure your business details once and reuse them everywhere.

Site Info Centralized business data configured under Paradise → Elementor Widgets. Exposes a [paradise_site_info] shortcode and Elementor Dynamic Tags. All widgets that display phone numbers, addresses, maps, social links, or business hours read from Site Info automatically.

Phone Link A smart phone number widget that normalizes any input format and builds proper tel: or WhatsApp wa.me links. Supports icons, prefix text, multiple display formats, and flexible link scopes.

Phone Button A styled CTA button that dials a phone number or opens WhatsApp. Full button customization with hover effects and responsive sizing.

Floating Call Button A fixed-position call button that stays visible while users scroll. Includes position customization, pulse animation, label support, and breakpoint visibility.

Bottom Navigation Bar A fully-featured mobile bottom navigation bar with responsive visibility, active state detection, badge support (including WooCommerce cart), speed dial, and a JavaScript hook system.

Author Card A professional profile card displaying author information: photo, name, title, bio, custom meta fields, social links, and CTA button. Includes Schema.org Person markup for SEO.

Announcement Bar A fixed full-width banner for announcements, promotions, or alerts. Supports icon, message, CTA button, and dismissal with session / days / permanent memory stored in localStorage.

Cookie Consent Bar A GDPR/cookie consent bar with Accept and Decline buttons. Stores user choice in localStorage with configurable expiry. Dispatches paradise:consent:accepted and paradise:consent:declined events for analytics integration.

Back to Top A fixed-position button that appears after scrolling past a configurable threshold and smoothly returns the user to the top of the page.

Off-Canvas Menu A slide-in side panel with a WordPress menu. Triggered by an inline button or the Paradise.openOffCanvas() JavaScript API (useful with Bottom Nav JS Hooks).

Sticky Header Place inside any Elementor section to make it sticky. Applies configurable scroll effects (shadow, background change, height shrink) after passing a scroll threshold.

Google Map Embeds a Google Map via iframe. Source can be a Site Info address (Map URL field) or a manually entered URL. Supports Place and Directions modes, satellite/hybrid/terrain map types, zoom slider, border radius, and box shadow.

Social Links A row or column of social media icon links. Source: Site Info socials or a custom repeater. Supports brand/uniform colors, lift/scale/color-shift hover animations, circle/rounded icon shapes, and icon-only/icon+label/label-only display modes.

Business Hours Displays business hours from Site Info with a live Open Now / Closed badge. Highlights today’s row. Supports 12 h and 24 h formats. The badge updates client-side using the site’s timezone (independent of the visitor’s browser timezone).

LocalBusiness Schema An invisible widget that outputs Schema.org JSON-LD markup using Site Info data (name, phone, address, social sameAs, openingHoursSpecification). Supports 14 Schema.org business type subtypes. Helps Google display rich results (address, phone, hours).

FAQ Accordion A collapsible Q&A list with accordion mode (one item open at a time) or multi-expand mode (any number open). Supports an Elementor icon picker for the open/closed state, left or right icon position, open-first-item default, and Schema.org FAQPage JSON-LD for Google rich results. Items can be entered statically in the widget or loaded from the FAQ Post Type.

Phone Link Features

• Accepts any phone number format — normalizes automatically
• Display formats: Raw, International, Local, Dashes, Dots, Custom Mask
• Layout modes: Number Only, Prefix + Number, Icon + Number, Icon + Prefix + Number
• Inline or Stacked direction
• Link scope: Full Widget, Number Only, or No Link
• Link type: Phone Call (tel:) or WhatsApp (wa.me/)
• Dynamic tag support on phone number and prefix

Bottom Navigation Bar Features

• Items source: Manual repeater or WordPress Menu
• Badge support: Static, WooCommerce cart count, or JS-driven via Paradise.setBadge()
• Responsive visibility via Elementor native controls
• Center button actions: Link, Speed Dial, or JS Hook
• Active state detection: URL match, Manual index, or Both
• Active indicators: Top Bar, Bottom Bar, Dot, Pill, or Glow
• Bar position: Full Width or Floating Centered
• Entrance animations: Slide Up, Fade, or Both
• JavaScript Public API: Paradise.setBadge(id, count)
• JS Hook system: document.addEventListener('ebn:hook:name', fn)

Google Map Features

• Mode: Place (single location) or Directions (origin → destination)
• Map types: Road map, Satellite, Hybrid, Terrain
• Source: Site Info address Map URL or manual entry
• Zoom slider control
• Height, border radius, and box shadow controls
• Travel modes for Directions: Driving, Walking, Bicycling, Transit

Social Links Features

• Source: Site Info socials or custom repeater
• 10 built-in platform icons: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Snapchat, Threads, WhatsApp
• Color modes: Brand colors or Uniform color
• Hover animations: None, Lift, Scale, Color Shift
• Icon shapes: None, Circle, Rounded Square
• Display modes: Icon only, Icon + Label, Label only
• Layout: Horizontal row or Vertical column

External services

This plugin includes an optional Google Map widget. When you add that widget to a page, the plugin embeds a Google Maps map using an <iframe> served by Google. No map is loaded unless you place the Google Map widget on a page.

What the service is and what it is used for: Google Maps, used to display an interactive map of a location (a place pin or driving directions) inside the widget.

What data is sent and when: the map is loaded directly by the visitor’s browser from Google whenever a page containing the Google Map widget is viewed. As with any embedded third-party resource, Google receives the request — including the visitor’s IP address, user agent, and the map location/URL you configured. The plugin itself does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data, and makes no other outbound requests.

This service is provided by Google. Please review Google’s terms and privacy policy: – Google Terms of Service: https://policies.google.com/terms – Google Maps/Google Earth Additional Terms: https://www.google.com/help/terms_maps/ – Google Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy