Content Switcher

Yes — that is the main use of Sky Addons’ Content Switcher widget for Elementor. One toggle flips between two sets of content in place, so a monthly and a yearly price table swap without a page reload, and it works on free Elementor with no pricing plugin involved.

Yes. Every item takes one of three content sources: rich text typed into the panel, any saved Elementor template, or an Anywhere Elementor template. That is how a whole pricing section, comparison table or feature grid sits behind one toggle rather than a paragraph of text.

Only in button mode. The four toggle styles in Sky Addons’ Content Switcher widget are two-state by design and show just the first two items — the panel says so explicitly. Switch the type to Button and it becomes a tab bar that takes as many items as you add.

Yes. Give an item a URL slug and Sky Addons for Elementor opens that tab when the address ends in the matching hash, so a link written as your-page#annual lands on the yearly prices already selected. It works from an email, an ad or another page on the site.

Whichever item you mark active — it is a switch on the item itself, not a fixed first-wins rule. Sky Addons’ Content Switcher widget defaults to the first, so a page that should sell the annual plan can open on it instead, with the monthly price one tap away.

Yes. Sky Addons for Elementor offers fade, slide-up and zoom-in transitions on the Content Switcher widget, with the speed set in milliseconds, or none at all for an instant swap. Keep it short — a toggle that takes half a second to answer feels broken rather than smooth.

Five shapes: round, round-fancy, square, square-fancy and button. The first four are pill or box toggles for a two-way choice; button turns the widget into a row of tabs. Sky Addons for Elementor styles the switch, the bar behind it and the content area as separate sections.

Yes, per item — any icon from the Elementor library or your own SVG, placed before or after the label. Sky Addons’ Content Switcher widget keeps the icon tied to the item rather than the widget, so a currency mark, a calendar or a badge can sit on one side only.

Yes, in button mode. Switch the orientation to vertical and Sky Addons’ Content Switcher widget stacks the tabs into a column beside the content — the usual layout for a documentation or specification section where the labels are long sentences rather than one-word plan names.

Neither. Both sides are rendered into the page HTML by Sky Addons for Elementor and the widget only shows and hides them, so the swap is instant and works offline. It also means search engines see the hidden panel’s text, which a tab that loads by AJAX cannot offer.

No — each Content Switcher widget only switches its own content, which keeps its behaviour predictable. To flip several blocks at once, build each state as a saved Elementor template containing all of them and put those two templates inside a single switcher rather than scattering toggles down the page.

All of it, from three style sections covering the switch itself, the bar it sits in and the content area — colours, typography, spacing and active states included. Sky Addons for Elementor also handles the switcher alignment, so the toggle can be centred over a wide pricing grid.