Grouped lists for Elementor — stacked items with icons, badges and links, for feature runs, specs and quick navigation.
Rows, cards, avatars, numbered steps. Every list on this page is the same widget dressed differently — below, nine of them side by side, each labelled with the job it does.
Nobody abandons a basket over the price of postage. They abandon it because they cannot tell which option arrives before Friday. Put the cost and the window in the row.
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The last screen before payment is a list group with money in it. Quantity, price and a delivery promise on every row, and the total underneath where it cannot be argued with.
Every appointment carries the clinician, the room and how long it runs. A booking page that hides any of the three makes people phone instead, which costs a great deal more.
A contact page that lists one address and one inbox sends every question to the same place. Name the person, name their hours, and half the queue routes itself.
Median first reply 18 minutes in working hours
A conference programme is a list group with times in it. Slot, room, speaker, and one line saying who each session is really for.
14 sessions – 3 rooms – doors 09:00 – recordings within a week
Balances tell you nothing on their own. Five dated rows with the method and the amount answer the question people actually opened the app to ask.
A careers page that hides the salary gets applications from people who leave at the offer stage. Role, location, contract and money, on one row each.
Applications read every Monday – reply within ten working days
Five scans, oldest at the top, each one with a place and a time. Customers stop emailing to ask where it is when the answer is already sitting on the page.
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Three places. The List Group widget in Sky Addons for Elementor has a Content Source control set to Repeater, Posts or ACF — so the same list can be hand-typed, generated from a WordPress query, or read out of an Advanced Custom Fields repeater without changing widget.
Yes. Every row in the List Group repeater has a Customize switch that unlocks its own title colour, text colour and a complete background — solid, gradient or image. That is how a single row is highlighted as recommended or unavailable without touching the other rows or writing CSS.
Yes — each row carries its own Direction icon, chosen from Elementor’s icon library, and a widget-level Show Direction switch turns the whole set on or off. Paired with the per-row Link field, this is what makes a List Group read as a navigable menu rather than a static bullet list.
Yes. Each row has a Media Type choice of Icon, Image or Number, and it is set per row rather than for the whole list. A numbered step, an icon row and a small logo can therefore sit in the same List Group, which is useful for mixed feature-and-step content.
Pick List Group when rows behave like list items or navigation: each row can carry its own background, colours and a trailing direction icon. Pick the Sky Addons Tidy List when the layout matters more — it can run inline instead of stacked and place the marker left, right, above or below the text.
Yes. Show Text reveals a Content Length field that trims each row to a set number of words, defaulting to twenty, and a Read More Text field appends your own wording to the trimmed line. Every row is cut to the same length, which keeps a generated list visually even.
Yes — the List Group has a full query builder. Source covers every public post type on the site plus Manual Selection, Current Query and Related; you can include or exclude by author or by term, set a limit and an offset, filter by date, and order by title, ID, date, author, comment count, menu order or random.
Yes. Set Content Source to ACF and the widget asks for the ACF Repeater Field name plus a Title Field Mapping and a Content Field Mapping. Sky Addons then renders each repeater row as a list item on whichever post is being viewed, so editors maintain the list in Advanced Custom Fields, not in Elementor.
No. List Group runs on free Elementor, including the post query and the ACF source — those come from Sky Addons rather than from Elementor’s Pro dynamic tags. Advanced Custom Fields does need to be installed for the ACF source itself to have anything to read.
Each item title renders as an h3 by default, changeable to h1 through h6 or to div, span or p from a single control that applies to the whole list. A twelve-row List Group would otherwise put twelve h3 headings into the page outline, so div or span is usually the better choice for a sidebar list.
