Inline Dynamic Data
Last Update: December 11, 2025
Avada Dynamic Data is an integral part of inline editing, allowing one or more dynamic data endpoints within a single Avada Text Block Element, for example. There is a dedicated Dynamic Data Element for easy inline dynamic data management, and an easy-to-use syntax, allowing you to write dynamic data directly into Avada Design Elements and SEO post options. Read on to see how this works, and watch the video below for a broader look at adding dynamic content in Avada.
Avada Dynamic Data Element
The Avada Dynamic Data Element is an Inline Element that lets you add dynamic data via the Inline Editor. See the Avada Dynamic Data Element documentation and video for full details; it works similarly to other inline elements. The main difference, though, is that it doesn’t format the selected text, but replaces it with your chosen dynamic data endpoint.
You can use this in one of two ways: either you can add a placeholder word in your text and select that, so that it is replaced with the dynamic data endpoint, or you can place your cursor where you want your dynamic data in your text and type the left curly bracket. This will autocomplete and add the dynamic data element into your text, ready for endpoint selection. ​
Below, we see an example of multiple Dynamic Data endpoints placed inside of an Avada Text Block Element within a Content Layout section, and below that, how they appear on the front end.
The Dynamic Data Element In The Avada Live Visual Builder
The Dynamic Data Element on the front end
Avada Dynamic Data Builder Preferences
There is also an “Enable Preview” option in the builder preferences that lets you choose whether and when a preview of inline dynamic data is displayed. “Never” is the default; you can set it to Editing so the dynamic data endpoints preview when you edit the containing Element, or to “Always”, which shows the preview as soon as you enter the endpoint.
Avada Dynamic Data Syntax
You can also add dynamic data directly into text in any editor or in SEO (Search Engine Optimization) post options using the correct syntax. If you know the syntax for the dynamic data endpoint, you can enter it. For example:
This will display the title of the Post, while:
Will add the Category/s and use the | symbol as a separator if the post was in multiple categories. It’s important to note that using the dynamic data syntax directly in text does not add the Inline Element. A full list of all dynamic data endpoints and their options can be found below.
