JetTricks Dashboard Overview

In the WordPress Dashboard > Crocoblock > JetPlugins Settings > JetTricks > General Settings directory, the following two dropdowns are presented:

• Editor Load Level — provides control over how many styling options are loaded in the Elementor editor for JetTricks widgets/blocks. Reducing the number of loaded controls can improve the editor’s performance, especially on large or resource-intensive pages. The dropdown offers the following options: 
  • None;
  • Low;
  • Medium;
  • Advanced;
  • Full.
• Particles Library Version — allows selecting which version of the tsParticles library JetTricks uses for particle-based visual effects. The following versions are available:
  • 1.18.11 (Default) — the legacy version used for compatibility with existing websites;
  • 3.0.2 — the newer version of the library that includes the latest improvements and features.

The Widgets & Extensions tab allows enabling or disabling JetTricks widgets and extensions globally. Disabling unused functionality can help keep the Elementor and Gutenberg editors cleaner and prevent unnecessary features from loading.

The settings are divided into two sections: Available Widgets and Available Extensions.

To enable or disable the following JetTricks widgets, the toggles in the Available Widgets section should be used:

• Hotspots — creates interactive image markers that display additional information, links, or other content when users interact with them;
• Unfold — hides part of the content and lets visitors reveal it by clicking a trigger, helping organize lengthy sections;
• Read More — displays a shortened version of text with an option to expand and show the remaining content.

Once enabled, widgets/blocks appear in the Elementor widget and Gutenberg blocks panel.

The Available Extensions section controls the availability of JetTricks Extensions that add visual effects and interactive behavior to Elementor widgets and Gutenberg blocks.

The following Extensions can be enabled or disabled:

• Parallax Widget Extension — adds a parallax scrolling effect to supported Elementor widgets;
• Tooltip Widget Extension — displays additional information in a tooltip when users hover over or interact with an element;
• Satellite Widget Extension — places multiple items around a central element to create interactive circular layouts;
• Scroll Reveal Extension — animates elements as they enter the viewport during page scrolling;
• Sticky Column — keeps a column fixed within the viewport while visitors scroll through the page;
• Particles — adds customizable animated particle effects to Elementor sections.

Once enabled, Extensions become available in the Elementor and Gutenberg editors, allowing you to activate their settings on supported widgets/blocks and sections.