Header Blocks for Elementor - WordPress Plugin

Headers are often the first thing visitors see, and building a custom one in Elementor can take time. Header Blocks for Elementor gives you ready-made styles and layouts to start from. You pick a block, adjust it in Elementor's drag-and-drop editor, and match the colors to your brand. The result is a header that fits the purpose of your site without custom code.

The plugin offers four header styles with eight layouts, plus a carousel style with two layout variants. It works with custom post types and sticky posts, so the header area can show different kinds of content. Designs are responsive and retina ready, so they adapt to different devices and screen resolutions. Designers, freelancers and agencies building client sites will find it a practical way to set up headers quickly.

Features

• Four styles, eight layouts: Choose from four distinct header styles with eight unique layouts, so you can match the look of a blog, news portal, corporate site or other project.
• Carousel style: A carousel style with two layout variants adds sliding content to the header, useful for presenting posts, news or highlights in a compact space.
• Built for Elementor: The blocks work inside Elementor, so you can customize them with the same drag-and-drop interface you already use for the rest of your pages.
• Custom post types and sticky posts: The plugin supports custom post types and sticky posts, which lets you display different kinds of content in the header region.
• Over 200 animation effects: A library of more than 200 animation effects covers entrance and transition motion, giving you plenty of options to make header elements stand out.
• Custom color options: Each addon has its own color settings, so you can adjust the palette to follow your brand identity and keep the design consistent.
• Responsive and retina ready: Headers are built to display well on different devices and screen resolutions, including high-density retina screens.
• Translation ready: The plugin includes .po and .mo files, which makes it easier to translate the interface for sites that serve different languages.

Best for

• Bloggers and news portals using Elementor
• Agencies and freelancers building client websites
• Designers who want ready-made header layouts