How To Use The Column Motion Effects

Last Update: March 26, 2024

Found in Columns and Nested Columns, there are now several motion effects you can apply to columns in Avada. There are three main types of effects, and they can be applied individually, or in conjunction with other effects. Read on to find out more about these cool motion effects, and watch the video below for a visual overview.

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Where To Find Them

The motions effects are found near the bottom of the Extras tab, in Columns, and Nested Columns. Note how there is also a related option (Apply Motion Scroll Effects On) to set which screen sizes to apply the Motion Effects to. Let’s have a look at the various effects.

Column > Extras > Motion Effect

The Effects

Scroll Effect

This effect has five different scroll type options. Depending on which one you choose, you will get a range of options to control the effect. As well as the effect types, you can also choose the direction, speed, and when to start and stop the animation in the viewport.

Transition

Fade

Scale

Rotate

Blur

Mouse Effect

There are two types of mouse effects you can choose. Again, depending on which one you choose, you will get a range of options to control the effect.

Tracking

3D Tilt

Infinite Animation

With Infinite Animation, there are four types of animation you can apply to your columns. As with the other options, when you select an animation style, you will get specific options for that style.

Float

Pulse

Rotate

Wiggle

Start and End Controls

For the five Scroll effects, there are also Start and End controls. These determine precisely when the motion effect will begin and when it will end.

For each state, there are two sets of three choices. Which part of the column to target, and where in the viewport it should be applied to.

So, for ‘Start’ options you will find a Top of Element, Middle of Element and Bottom of Element, and for the ‘Hits The’ options, you will find Top of Viewport, Middle of Viewport, and Bottom of Viewport.

The same options are found for the ‘End’ options. In this way, you can control precisely when the effect will being and end.

Column Motion Effects > Transition > Start and End options