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How To Purchase Avada

Avada can be purchased solely on the Themeforest Marketplace. Be advised not to purchase it anywhere else, as unlicensed versions won』t have a purchase code that is needed for free updates and product support and would likely be hacked copies containing malicious code.
To purchase Avada, you need to create a Themeforest account and log in to that account. On the Avada page, you can see a huge range of information, to assist you with your purchasing decision, including features summaries, full details of what』s included, and links to all the prebuilt websites.
You can also read any of our 24,000 plus reviews, post a pre-sale question on the comments page, and see an FAQ and support details on the Support page.
To purchase Avada, simply click on the 『Buy Now』 button at the top right of the page, and use a Credit Card or Paypal account to complete your purchase.
Once you have purchased Avada, you will find your copy of the theme on the Downloads page, which can be accessed under your user profile. From here you can download either the Full Avada Package or the Installable WordPress File Only.
See below to watch a video of How To Purchase Avada on the Themeforest marketplace, and to learn how to install Avada, check out the How To Install Avada via WordPress doc.

How To Create Sticky Headers

Sticky Headers have changed a lot with sucessive Avada releases, and with the release of Avada 7, and the Header Builder, they changed even more. Now, with the power of Avada Layouts, it』s possible to create your own custom headers for your site, and as part of this, the whole header, or just parts of it, can now be sticky.
You can also still set up sticky headers via the Global Options, although this method does not have the flexibility conferred when using Avada Layouts.
A Sticky Header is one that never leaves the viewport. When the user scrolls down, the Sticky Header 「sticks」 to the top of the window, and depending on the method of construction, the header layout you』ve set, and the options chosen, the sticky header will display different elements of your header as you scroll down the page.
Let』s look at the various ways you can create and manage Sticky Headers in Avada.,OverviewCreating Sticky Headers In Avada LayoutsHow To Set Up The Sticky Header Using Global OptionsSticky Header Global OptionsImportant Information When Using Global OptionsAssigning Sticky Header Logos And Menus,Creating Sticky Headers In Avada LayoutsWith Avada Layouts, and the Header Builder, it』s easy to decide exactly what parts of your Header you want to be Sticky, and what they display when sticky. There is now a 『Position Sticky』 option in Containers, and if this is set to On, a further option called 『Responsive Position Sticky』 appears, allowing you to determine at what screen sizes the Container should be sticky. There are also Sticky Container Background Color, Sticky Container Offset, Sticky Container Transition Offset, and Sticky Container Hide On Scroll options as well, to fully control the Container.
As Headers built in Avada Layouts are just a number of Containers, you have full control over which Containers are Sticky and how they behave.
For a full rundown on this method, please see the How To Work With Sticky Containers document and video, linked below, as well as the How To Build A Header Layout From Scratch Video to see a user case.
VIEW the How To Work With Sticky Containers document and video.,How To Set Up The Sticky Header Using Global OptionsYou can also set up a Sticky Header, using a Global Options Header Layout, and the Sticky Header Options. To manage Sticky Headers, Avada includes several options for styling, as well as visibility options to enable or disable it on various screen sizes.
Step 1 – Navigate to Avada > Options > Header > Sticky Header.
Step 2 – To enable/disable the Sticky Header, find the 『Sticky Header』 option and set it to On or Off.
Step 3 – On this tab are also options to enable/disable the sticky header on tablets or mobile devices.
Step 4 – Customize your sticky header』s appearance using the available options.
Step 5 – Save your changes.
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Get Avada,Sticky Header Global OptionsBelow is a list of all the available theme options for the Sticky Header. These options are located in Avada > Options > Header > Sticky Header. Certain options are dependent, and will only be visible when specific options or header layouts are enabled.
Sticky Header – Turn sticky header On or Off.
Sticky Header on Tablets – Turn sticky header on tablets On or Off.
Sticky Header on Mobiles – Turn sticky header on mobile On or Off.
Sticky Header Animation – Turn on to allow the sticky header to animate to a smaller height when activated. Note: Only visible when header layout #1, #2, #3 or #6 is enabled.
Sticky Header Display For Headers 4-5 – Controls what displays on the sticky header when using header layouts #4 or #5. Note: Only visible when header layout #4 or #5 is enabled.
Sticky Header Shadow – Turn on to display a sticky header drop shadow. This option is incompatible with Internet Explorer versions older than IE11.
Sticky Header Background Color – Choose a background color for the sticky header.
Sticky Header Menu Font Color – Controls the color for main menu text in the sticky header.
Sticky Header Menu Item Padding – Controls the space between each menu item in the sticky header, in pixels (0px-200px).
Sticky Header Navigation Font Size – Controls the font size of the menu items in the sticky header. Enter value including CSS unit (px, em, rem), for example: 14px,Important Information When Using Global OptionsWhen using Global Options to control your Sticky Header, it』s important to note how the options affect different layouts.
Sticky Header with Header Layouts #1 & #6Header layouts #1 and #6 are straight forward in layout; logo to the left and menu items on the same row, to the right. Both the logo and main menu will be displayed in the sticky header as you scroll down the page.
Sticky Header with Header Layouts #2 & #3Header layouts #2 and #3 include a top secondary header with your logo and main menu items on a row below that. Only the logo and main menu will be displayed in the sticky header as you scroll down the page, and not the top secondary header.
Sticky Header with Header Layouts #4 & #5Header layouts #4 & #5 includes a top secondary header, logo, and menu which are all on different rows. By default, only the logo and menu will be displayed in the sticky header as you scroll down the page. You can change what displays with the 『Sticky Header Display For Headers 4 – 5』 option. Choose 『Menu Only』 or 『Menu + Logo Area』.,Assigning Sticky Header Logo And MenusSticky Header Logo – You can also upload a logo unique to the sticky header. You can do this in the Avada > Options > Logo > Sticky Header Logo tab.
Sticky Header Custom Menu – You can add a custom menu unique to the sticky header in the Appearance > Menus panel in the WP admin panel. Create a new menu and assign it to the sticky header by checking the 『Sticky Header Navigation』 checkbox under the Menu Settings or go to 『Manage Locations』 tab, and set a menu for the 『Sticky Header Navigation』 option.

Avada Essentials

We understand that it can be quite a process getting started with WordPress & Avada. There』s a lot to learn. In light of this, we have prepared a starter pack for you pertaining to the Avada Website Builder, WordPress and everything in between.
Below are links to help files, online documentation, and videos and other tutorials, to help make this process easier and more enjoyable for you. Remember to use the Live Search function at the top of the page, as most of the time, answers to your questions will be in our documentation or videos, waiting to be found. There are also community resources like the Community Forum and the Facebook Users Group. If you are unable to find an answer to your questions, you can always submit a support ticket, and one of our global support gurus will personally assist you. Before you can do this, you must first create a support account by following these steps.
Avada is one of the most fully featured and capable WordPress based Website Builders in existence. Like any software product, there is of course a learning curve, but thanks to the intuitive features, the extensive documentation, tutorial videos and customer support, we know you』ll soon be building websites like the pros. Welcome to Avada!
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OverviewGeneral and Important InformationWordPress Beginner EssentialsInstalling Avada
Updating & Maintaining Avada

Avada Builder

Avada Live

Available Options in Avada
Features in Avada
WordPress MultisiteBackups, Security & Migrating Your Site,General and Important Information
Create A Support Account – To use our support ticket system, you must first create a support account with us.

How Our Advanced Option System Works – Avada has an outstanding option system. Once you understand this, the sky is the limit!

Avada』s Online Documentation – With over 700 documents and growing, Avada is one of the well-documented website builders of all time. Search for answers through our in-depth articles about Avada』s features and 『how to』 tutorials.

Video Tutorials – With over 180 videos and growing, our video tutorials can quickly show you what you need to know. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to keep up to date!

How To – We have a large range of advanced 『How To』 articles, covering a variety of situations.

Avada Users Group on Facebook – Join the community-run and managed Avada Users Group on Facebook, with over 21,000 members!
Avada Community Forum – Post questions, ideas or discussions on the official ThemeFusion Community Forum. Please be aware that we do not offer support here.
Support Ticket System – If you have any questions about Avada, please submit a support ticket and one of our global support gurus will personally assist you.

Support Guidelines & Policies – Please review our support policy & guidelines here, to learn what the scope of our support is.
WordPress Beginner Essentials
A Beginner』s Overview of The WordPress Admin Area – An essential read to understanding and learning about the admin area of WordPress.
Essential Pages For Your New Site – Learn which pages are important to have on your website, such as the Home page, About page, Contact page, and the like. Beginner』s Guide To Creating And Publishing Your First Post (Part I) – The first part to our blog article on this topic. This post covers the core components of creating posts.Beginner』s Guide To Creating And Publishing Your First Post (Part II) – The second part to our blog article on this topic. This post covers the advanced extras of creating posts.Understanding WordPress Posts and Pages – A simple and informative article on distinguishing the difference between WordPress posts and pages.Master The WordPress Settings To Control Your Site – An essential blog article to learn and master the WordPress settings needed to fully control your website.4 Key Benefits of Using a Premium WordPress Theme Framework – Why choosing a premium WordPress theme is more beneficial in the long run.Get Your Business』 WordPress Website Up and Running in 30 Minutes with Avada – The essentials in setting up a business website using Avada.Web Aesthetics: The Short and Sweet Guide to Memorable Design – An essential blog article we will cover the significance of an engaging web aesthetic.Making the Most of WooCommerce with Avada – An essential blog article that will show you how to get up and running with WooCommerce and Avada.How to Choose the Best SEO Plugins for WordPress – If you want people to actually find your content, you』ll need to optimize it for search.Putting Together a Multilingual Site with Avada and WPML – An essential blog article on why multilingual sites are becoming more and more essential.Installing Avada
How To Install Avada Via WordPress

How To Install Avada via FTP
Required: How To Register AvadaRequired: Plugin Installation & Maintenance
How To Use Avada System Status

Updating & Maintaining Avada
Updating From An Older Version Of Avada?

Important Update Information
How to Update AvadaHow To Register AvadaChanges to Registration with Avada 7.3Using the Patcher Tool to Apply FixesThe Definitive Guide to Updating WordPress Core, Themes and PluginsAvada Builder
Avada Builder Guided Tour Video

Avada Builder vs Avada Live
Avada Builder Documentation
How The Avada Builder Works

Avada Builder Plugin

Avada Builder Quick Start Guide
Avada Live
Avada Builder vs Avada Live
How The Avada Builder WorksThe Avada Builder Live WorkspaceAvada Builder Tools & IconsAvada Live Global Options ManagementAvada Live Local Options ManagementUsing The Avada Builder Live WireframeCloning, Copying & Moving Elements in Avada LiveAdjusting Margins & Padding in Avada LiveBest Practices for Inline Editing in Avada LiveInline ElementsAvailable Options in Avada
How Options Work

Avada Global Options
Avada Page Options
Option Network Dependencies

Blog Theme Options

Portfolio Theme Options
Features in Avada
Avada Layouts
Sliders, All You Need to KnowHow To Assign A Slider
Using Portfolios In Avada

Using Blogs In Avada

Image Size Guide
WordPress Multisite
Installing Avada On A WordPress Multisite
Backups, Security & Migrating Your Site
How & Why You Need To Set Up A WordPress Backup
The Basics Of WordPress Security For BeginnersHow to Migrate Your Website With All-In-One WP MigrationHow to Migrate Your Website With Duplicator

WordPress Information

To install this theme, you must first have a working version of WordPress already installed. If you need more information, or help with installing WordPress, check out the Support Pages on WordPress.org. Also, below, are some useful links for WordPress information.

How To Install WordPress – General info about WordPress and how to install on your server.

First Steps With WordPress – General orientation article about WordPress.

FAQ New To WordPress – The most popular FAQ』s regarding WordPress.

How To Register Avada

Avada 7.3 sees a change in the registration process, from a generated token, to a simpler purchase code registration system. Registering Avada is quick and easy, and provides many benefits. Registration is required to receive automatic updates for Avada, to download any of the Avada Prebuilt Websites and included premium plugins, as well as to register for a support account. Read on to get exact steps for registering Avada, and watch the video for a visual overview.
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Get Avada,Locating Your Purchase CodeThe first thing you need to register your purchase is a copy of your Purchase Code. To locate this, just follow these simple steps.
1. Head to ThemeForest, and log into the account you purchased Avada with.
2. Navigate to the Downloads page, found under your user name. Here, under the Download dropdown next to your Avada Purchase you will find the License Certificate & Purchase Code, available to download in both PDF and text format.
3. Open the downloaded License Certificate and find the Item Purchase Code, as can be seen below.
2. Copy the Purchase Code onto the clipboard, so you can return to your installation and register your purchase.,RegisteringOnce you have installed Avada, the next thing to do is to register your purchase.
To do this, just click on Register Your Product. The page will scroll down to the Registration field. Here, paste your copied Purchase Code into the field provided, and and click on Register Now, as shown in the screenshot below. This will register your copy of Avada with ThemeFusion, and link the url to the purchase.,Re-registering After Updating To Avada 7.3The change in registration method from token key to purchase code was introduced in Avada 7.3. If you are updating to Avada 7.3, you will be required to re-register the theme using the new method. For more details on this, please see the linked document belkow.
Changes To Registration With Avada 7.3,License TermsMake sure you familiarize yourself with the full license terms of Avada. This document outlines the terms of the license and exactly how to use your license for development installations such as local & staging sites.
SEE THE AVADA LICENSE INFORMATION DOC!,Registration FAQFollow the link below to see an FAQ for all things Registration.
Read The Avada Registration Q and A,Fallback MethodsIf you』re experiencing difficulty with downloading and installing the offloaded plugins and demos, please Submit A Support Ticket, so that we can help you. There are also a couple of fallback methods, as shown below.
1.) Fallback Method for Premium PluginsIf Registration continues to fail and you can』t install the premium plugins, an alternative is to go to your Support Account, then switch to the Avada Plugins tab. Here, you will be able to download the Premium plugins manually.
2.) Fallback Method For Prebuilt WebsitesFor an alternative method to download and install the Avada Prebuilt Websites, please see our Prebuilt Avada Websites Alternate Import Method document.

Avada Forms Email Submission Placeholders

When selecting either the Send To Email, or the Save To Database and Send To Email Form Submission type, with Avada 7.1.1 and up, you can use placeholders in your submission fields to dynamically pull information from your forms. Let』s have a look at the various options.,Email PlaceholdersThe most common fields to use Placeholders are the Email Subject, Email From Name, and the Reply To Email fields. By using placeholders, your emails will be customized on arrival, dynamically pulling the data from the form to display in your email. If you wish, you can also use multiple placeholders in fields.
Let』s look at an example. I will configure a Contact Form, (this one is from the Podcasts prebuilt website) using Placeholders in the Submission tab of the Form Options, to customize how the email looks upon submission.,Email SubjectFor Email Subject, I have a Text Field Element in our Form with a Field Label of Subject and a Field Name of subject. So, in our Email Subject field in the Submission area, I will add [subject]. That way, when the email arrives, it will have the subject entered by the user in the Subject Field of the email.,Email From NameIf left empty, an email sent from your form will show as coming from WordPress. This is pretty boring, and not very descriptive. So by adding placeholders for the Name fields used in our form, we can personalise this area of the email. I have both a First Name and Last name field in my form, in the Email From Name field in the Submission area, I will add [first_name] [last_name] so that in the From section of the email, it will be personalised, (eg. John Smith).,Sender EmailThis field controls the email address that the form shows as coming from. There is good reason not to use placeholders here, and, instead, to use an email address from your own domain. If you think about it, anyone could send an email on behalf of anyone else using your contact form if it arrives 「From」 the user』s inputted email address. This means it would be wide open to abuse. Also, most email servers now verify if the sender has the right to use that email address. And so, when the checks fail, the server identifies the mail as spam, based on a 「forged sender address」. This hurts deliverability. The visitor』s name can still appear in the Email From Name field by using a placeholder, as seen below, but their email address should not be placed in the Sender Email field.
Best practice is to use something like [email protected] or [email protected], which is the default sender address of WordPress transactional emails, such as password recovery and automatic update notifications. It should end with your domain name and extension, but what you put before the @ doesn』t matter. Do not use an existing address.
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Get Avada,Reply To EmailWith this field, you can add the email address of the person submitting the form, so you can easily reply to the email, and it will be sent to right place. Otherwise the reply would be going to the address in the Sender Email field, which if left empty is [email protected].
The Email Reply to has a specific format you must use for it to work. This is not Avada specific, rather it』s a WordPress convention. The format to use is [text_field] .
So, for this example, I will use the First Name field and the Email Address field as such: [first_name] ,Submitting The FormSo now, if I fill out the form as a user, using the following information, and send it, the placeholders will go to work.,Receiving The EmailAnd when the email comes in, as we can see, our placeholders have pulled the information from the form submission. The title of the email is being pulled form the Subject of the Contact Form. The email is showing as coming from John Doe, but it is using the domain wordpress email address.
And when we hit reply in the email client, the email is addressed correctly, using the first name and the email address from the placeholders.,Useful Links & Resources
The Avada Form Builder

Avada Form Local Options

Avada Form Global Options

Avada Form Element

How To Use Conditional Logic In Avada Forms

fusion_builder_get_demo_pages

Applied to Avada Builder demos library. Useful for removing or adding demos to the library.
Copy to Clipboardfunction filter_function_name( $demos ) {
// Process $demos here

return $demos;
}
add_filter( 'fusion_builder_get_demo_pages', 'filter_function_name' );
x 1function filter_function_name( $demos ) {2 // Process $demos here34 return $demos;5}6add_filter( 'fusion_builder_get_demo_pages', 'filter_function_name' );7

fusion_builder_map()

Copy to Clipboardfusion_builder_map(array $atts) 1fusion_builder_map(array $atts)Add a registered shortcode as an element to the Avada Builder elements library.
Attributes$atts (array) (Required) – An array of element attributes which are used by Avada Builder to register new element.
name (string) Name of element that is displayed in libraryshortcode (string) Shortcode tagicon (string) Element icon that is displayed in librarymulti (boolean) Set to true for elements with nested structure. See: Add new multi (nested) elementpreview (string) Absolute url to element preview template filepreview_id (string) Element preview template IDhide_from_builder (boolean) Hide element from libraryallow_generator (boolean) Enable Avada Builder shortcode generator on this element』s Visual editor windowgenerator_only (boolean) Element can be added from Avada Builder generator onlyparams (array) Element settings. These settings are displayed on element settings windowadmin_enqueue_js (string) Absolute url to javascript file, this file is loaded with the element on WordPress backendadmin_enqueue_css (string) Absolute url to css file, this file is loaded with the element on WordPress backendfront_enqueue_js (string) Element javascript file. Absolute url to javascript file, this file is loaded with the element on frontendfront_enqueue_css (string) Element css file. Absolute url to css file, this file is loaded with the element on frontendon_save (string) Function name. Optional function that runs when saving element settings. Can be used to manipulate generated shortcode attributes contentcustom_settings_view_js (string) Custom element settings backbone view. Absolute url to javascript file, this file is loaded with the element on WordPress backendcustom_settings_view_name (string) Custom element settings view namecustom_settings_template_file (string) Custom element settings template that will be loaded instead of default one. Absolute url to template fileadd_edit_items (string) Sets a custom title/heading of the parent/child sortable area. If this is not used, it defaults to 「Add/Edit Items」sortable_items_info (string) Sets a custom description (the paragraph part under the heading) for the parent/child sortable area. If this is not used, it defaults to 「Add or edit new items for this element. Drag and drop them into the desired order.」ParametersAn associative array of element settings that are displayed on element settings window. Each param_name must match shortcode attribute name.
type (string) Element setting type that is used on element settings page. See: Available setting typesheading (string) Element setting name that is displayed on element settings pagedescription (string) Element setting description text that is displayed on element settings pageparam_name (string) Parameter name. Must match shortcode attribute name. Use element_content as param name for shortcode enclosed contentvalue (string | integer | bloolean | array ) Default setting valuegroup (string) Setting group for this settingmin (string | float | integer ) Minimum setting value. Used for range setting type onlymax (string | float | integer ) Maximum setting value. Used for range setting type onlystep (string | float | integer ) Setting range step. Used for range setting type onlyCopy to Clipboardfunction fusion_element_text() {

fusion_builder_map(
array(
'name' => esc_attr__( 'Text Block', 'fusion-builder' ),
'shortcode' => 'fusion_text',
'icon' => 'fusiona-font',
'preview' => PLUGIN_DIR . 'js/previews/fusion-text-preview.php',
'preview_id' => 'fusion-builder-block-module-text-preview-template',
'allow_generator' => true,
'add_edit_items' => 'Add Content Box',
'sortable_items_info' => 'Some custom intro added here.',
'params' => array(
array(
'type' => 'tinymce',
'heading' => esc_attr__( 'Content', 'fusion-builder' ),
'description' => esc_attr__( 'Enter some content for this textblock.', 'fusion-builder' ),
'param_name' => 'element_content',
'value' => esc_attr__( 'Click edit button to change this text.', 'fusion-builder' ),
),
),
)
);
}
add_action( 'fusion_builder_before_init', 'fusion_element_text' );x 1function fusion_element_text() {23fusion_builder_map( 4 array(5 'name' => esc_attr__( 'Text Block', 'fusion-builder' ),6 'shortcode' => 'fusion_text',7 'icon' => 'fusiona-font',8 'preview' => PLUGIN_DIR . 'js/previews/fusion-text-preview.php',9 'preview_id' => 'fusion-builder-block-module-text-preview-template',10 'allow_generator' => true,11 'add_edit_items' => 'Add Content Box',12 'sortable_items_info' => 'Some custom intro added here.',13 'params' => array(14 array(15 'type' => 'tinymce',16 'heading' => esc_attr__( 'Content', 'fusion-builder' ),17 'description' => esc_attr__( 'Enter some content for this textblock.', 'fusion-builder' ),18 'param_name' => 'element_content',19 'value' => esc_attr__( 'Click edit button to change this text.', 'fusion-builder' ),20 ),21 ),22 ) 23);24}25add_action( 'fusion_builder_before_init', 'fusion_element_text' );

Avada Forms Global Options

In the Avada Global Options, with Avada 7.1 and up, you will find the Forms tab, which allows you to set global options for Avada Forms, as well as any other 3rd party forms that have design integration with Avada. Let』s have a look at the options here.,Overview
Forms Styling

Google reCAPTCHA

HubSpot,Forms StylingWith these options you can control the overall appearance of your Form, including colors, margins and borders.

Form Input and Select Height – This controls the height of all search, form input and select fields.

Form Background Color – Controls the background color of form fields.

Form Font Size – Controls the size of the form text.

Form Text Color – Controls the color of the form text.

Form Border Size – Controls the border size of the form fields.

Form Border Color – Controls the border color of the form fields. This is a dependent option that always stays visible because other options can utilize it.

Form Border Color On Focus – Controls the border color of the form fields when they have focus. This is a dependent option that always stays visible because other options can utilize it.

Form Border Radius – Controls the border radius of the form fields. Also works, if border size is set to 0..
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Get Avada,Google reCAPTCHAWith these options, you can configure Google reCAPTCHA for use in your Avada Forms.

reCAPTCHA Version – Set the reCAPTCHA version you want to use and make sure your keys below match the set version. Choose from V2, or V3.
reCAPTCHA Site Key – Follow the steps in our docs to get the site key.
reCAPTCHA Secret Key – Follow the steps in our docs to get the secret key.

reCAPTCHA Security Score – Set a threshold score that must be met by the reCAPTCHA response. The higher the score the harder it becomes for bots, but also false positives increase. Choose from 0.1 to 1.0.

reCAPTCHA Badge Position – Set where and if the reCAPTCHA badge should be displayed. NOTE: Google』s Terms and Privacy information needs to be displayed on the contact form.,HubSpotWith this option you can connect your HubSpot account to Avada Forms. For more details, see the How To Integrate HubSpot With Avada Forms doc.

HubSpot API – Select a method to connect to your HubSpot account. Choose from OAuth (recommended) or API Key.,Useful Links & Resources
The Avada Form Builder
Avada Form Local OptionsHow To Integrate HubSpot With Avada FormsAvada Form Element

Adding Footer Widgets

When constructing a footer using the Global Options method, the footer is a widgetized area that can display widgets in 1-6 columns. Widgets add various content or features to your site. They can be added, removed, and rearranged in the Appearance > Widgets tab on your WordPress admin panel.
You can also add the Widget Element or Widget Area Element directly to Footers built in Avada Layouts. For more details on how to create a custom Footer Layout, see the How To Build A Custom Footer doc.
How To Add Widgets To The FooterStep 1 – First, make sure that you』ve enabled footer widgets on your site. To do this, navigate to the Appearance > Options > Footer panel and ensure the 『Footer Widgets』 option is set to On. Choose how many columns (1-6) you need to display with the 『Number Of Footer Columns』 option.
Step 2 – Once you』ve enabled footer widgets, navigate to Appearance > Widgets to access the widgets and footer widget areas.
Step 3 – You will see a 『Footer Widget X』 area on the right hand side for matching the number footer columns (1-6) selected in the Avada Global Options.
Step 4 – On the left hand side are your widgets, simply drag and drop the widgets you want from the left side into the 『Footer Widget』 areas on the right side.