Course Tags

Tags are basically simple keywords used to describe the course and allow users to find the courses they’re looking for more easily.

Tutor LMS Elementor Integration Course Tags

Once you add the add-on to your site, you will see the following options:

Content

  • Title: Specify the title for the Course Tag add-on from here.

Style

Now it’s time to customize the Course Tags add-on which you can do from the Style tab using the following settings:

Section Title:

  • Color: Select a color for the title text from a wide range of colors in the color palette.
  • Typography: Adjust the typography settings of the title text from here.
  • Gap: Define the vertical gap size between the Section Title and the tags. Since this is a responsive feature, you can set this differently for different types of devices.

Tags:

  • Normal VS Hover: Select if the next style settings will be applied to Normal or Hover Mode.
  • Color: Select the color of the tags’ text from a range of colors in the color palette.
  • Typography: Adjust the typography settings for the tags’ text.
  • Background Color: Select a background color for the tags’ text. 
  • Padding: Define its top, right, bottom, and left padding. You can also click on the link icon to unlink them and define them differently.
  • Margin: Set top, right, bottom, and left margin values for the tags from here. You can also click on the link icon to unlink them and define them differently.
  • Border Type: Select a border style from the drop-down list. Options include Default, None, Solid, Double, Dotted, Dashed, and Groove.
    • Border Width: Set the width of the border if you have chosen a border type. 
    • Color: Select a color for your border if you’ve chosen a border type.
  • Border Radius: Use this feature to curve the corners of the tags’ shape. 0 means a square shape and the higher the value, the more rounded it gets. You can also click on the link icon to unlink them and define each corner differently.
  • Box Shadow: Style the tag elements’ shadow. You can define its color, horizontal shift, vertical shift, blur, spread, and position i.e outline or inset.

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