Store Components
Discover additional free and paid components from the Elements Store
The Elements Store expands the components included with Elements. Store components install directly into Elements and use the same canvas, Inspector, responsive controls, theme settings, and Resources workflow as the included components.
The current collection includes free components for maps and masonry image layouts, plus paid components for comparisons, interactive cards, advanced galleries, scrolling content, password protection, and randomised content.
Store components are separate from the components included with Elements. Some are free to download, while paid components must be purchased before they can be installed.
Paid Components
Media
Compares two images or component layouts with a draggable horizontal or vertical divider.
Media
Builds image and video galleries with albums, metadata, Masonry layouts, and a configurable lightbox.
Interactive
Scrolls a folder of images or custom component-based items horizontally or vertically.
Security
Protects pages and sections with PHP-backed passwords, shared sessions, Login, Logout, and optional biometric unlocking.
Free Components
Install a Store Component
Open the Store in Elements.
Find the component pack you want to use.
Purchase it or download it for free, depending on the product.
Install the pack.
Find the new component in the category shown above and drag it onto the page.
Each component guide explains its requirements, supported content, setup, Inspector controls, accessibility considerations, and troubleshooting steps.
Check the component’s Requirements section before starting. Password Protect needs PHP hosting and .php pages, Map needs a restricted Google Maps Platform API key, and Gallery Pro requires Elements 2.0 or newer.
Choosing a Component
Use Before After when visitors need to compare two versions of the same subject.
Use Card Flip when a compact block should reveal a related second side.
Use Gallery Pro when a basic gallery does not provide enough control over layout, albums, metadata, video, or the lightbox.
Use Marquee Pro for continuously moving logos, announcements, images, or custom content.
Use Password Protect for shared-password access to a page or selected section.
Use Random Content when one variation should be selected on each page load.
Use Masonry Images for a lightweight, folder-based masonry image layout.
Use Map to show a location with Google Maps.
Included Components
These Store products complement the components supplied with Elements. For components available without installing a Store pack, see Included Components.
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