Module Overviews

The Contact Form module inserts a contact form directly into a row. The width of the form fills the width of the column. This is a very basic contact form, with Name, Subject, Email, and Phone fields. By default, the Name and Email fields are displayed, and the Subject and Phone fields are hidden. You…

The Number Counter module displays a number in an animated fashion, with the counter going from zero to the number or percent you specify. You can configure the Number Counter module in many different ways, as you can see in this screenshot. You can choose a circle, a horizontal bar, or just the number. You…

The Separator module inserts a horizontal line to separate content. It can be styled for color, size, and spacing. By default, the Separator line is 1 px and a light gray, as shown here:   Last updated on Dec 31, 2016

Using the Audio module, you can insert one or more audio files from the Media Library or a single audio file from an external source, plus choose some playback options. Using audio files from the Media Library When you choose the Media Library option in the Audio module, click the link to choose one or…

The Countdown module is a timer that counts down to zero from a date and time that you specify. You can specify the exact date and time, including choosing the timezone that should be used. There are a number of styling settings for customizing the look of the countdown timer. Last updated on Dec 26,…

The Map module inserts a Google map with a marker pointing to an address you specify. The map automatically adjusts in size to fit in the column, and you can specify map height. Note: Page load times can be affected by this module, because the embedded map is loaded from Google.   Last updated on…

The Heading module inserts a heading or title into your row. The advantage of using the Heading module instead of just marking up a heading in the Text Editor module is that you can easily customize the style (font family, color, and size) and layout (margins). You can also specify the heading size (H1, H2,…

Use the Testimonials module to add a basic slider with testimonials to your layouts, or any other set of text and images that you want to display one by one with either autoplay or navigation. If the Testimonials module is the only module in a row, select Wide so it takes up the entire row.…

The HTML module lets you insert custom code into your layouts. The HTML module is better for adding HTML markup than the Text Editor module, because the WordPress editor instance embedded in the Text Editor module can try to insert its own markup, such as <p> tags. Use the HTML module to add HTML table…

The Slideshow module cycles through a gallery one image at a time. You can cycle the images automatically at a speed you choose, or you can turn off animation and let visitors use navigation controls to cycle through the images. Here’s an example of a slideshow with various navigation controls and social icon options turned on.…

Use the Social Buttons module to let visitors share, like, or post content to their own social network pages and automatically inserts a link to the current page or any other URL you specify, such as the home page for your site. The Social Buttons module includes Facebook, Twitter, and Google+, and you can choose…

The Sidebar module gives you the ability to insert any of your WordPress sidebars into your layouts. The widgets in the sidebar can be configured by going to  Appearance > Widgets in the WordPress admin panel. Note: The BizTek Builder Theme has only one sidebar, called the Primary Sidebar. If you want to create a different…

The Pricing Table module lets you insert a pricing table with as many columns as you like. You can configure options such as column color, title, price, frequency for recurring costs, a feature list, and a button. Here’s an example of a simple pricing table: You can add HTML markup to the title, price, and features.…

Use the Subscribe Form module to enable visitors to subscribe to an email list. You must connect the form to a third-party service, such as AWeber or MailChimp. You can present a follow-up confirmation message or redirect them to a page that could include a subscription confirmation and a file download. The Subscribe Form module is…

Use the Video module to insert a video from the WordPress Media Library, or use an embed code provided by a third party such as Vimeo or YouTube. The Video module does a great job of being responsive on smaller devices. If you select a video from your Media Library, you can use MP4 or…