Looking for the hover effect where the column, including the background and the contents, zoom-in, grows or scales up when you hover the mouse cursor over it? Well, let me tell you, you’re on the right tutorial! I’ll teach you how to create that hover effect through Elementor step-by-step without plugins or addons!
This will be the effect that you should be able to get once you completed this tutorial. Please excuse how ancient my example is!
Without further ado, let’s begin our tutorial!
Step 1: First, create a new section on Elementor’s visual editor.
Step 2: Select which type of section do you need. This will basically work for any of them.
Step 3: Let’s add some widgets to our section to spice things up! Just drag your chosen widget from the sidebar widgets panel to the section area.
Step 4: Now, right-click the bounding box of the column and click edit column.
Step 5: Then on the side-bar panel, go to Styles > Background > Background type and choose Classic.
Step 6: Then, go to Advanced and go to Advanced.
Step 7: Search for the Custom CSS section.
Step 8: Once you find it, paste this code on the text area there:
selector:hover {
transition: all .2s ease-in-out;
transform: scale(1.2);
cursor: pointer;
z-index: 1;
}
NOTE: See that “selector”? That’s the type of Widget we’re currently using. So if you decide to change the heading, make sure you update it as well so you don’t end up change something else… like I did!
Now we’re done! Just replicate the same procedure to your sections and you’d be designing like the best!
Thanks for Reaching This Far! 🙂
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selector:hover {
transition: all .3s linear;
transform: scale(1.04);
z-index: 1;
}
selector {
transition: 0.3s ease;
}
Hello,
I arrive late but I would like to know if this line of code could be adapted to a gallery of images?
I would like the mouse hover to have a small narrowing effect as on the following gallery:
https://gradastudio.com/vara/portfolio-pinterest/
Regards
Hello,
I arrive late but I would like to know if this line of code could be adapted to a gallery of images?
I would like the mouse hover to have a small narrowing effect as on the following gallery:
https://gradastudio.com/vara/portfolio-pinterest/
Regards
selector:hover {
transition: all .4s ease-in-out;
transform: scale(1.2);
cursor: pointer;
z-index: 1;
}
selector {
transition: 0.4s ease;
}
https://www.hikvision.com/uk/
Any idea how we could do the mouse hover like this site?
Has anyone found some code that will apply to the background image only?
thanks so much in advance…
Is there a way to apply this only to the background image of a section? Thanks in advance.
Hey 🙂 The code works great, but I agree with Michelle. I would also like to have the column to ease out slower. (The zoom-in effect is something else and not related to the hovering effect.) With the given code the column eases in slowly when you hover over it but (as Michelle pointed out) the column jumps back immediately (in 0 seconds) when the mouse leaves the column. Here it would be great if the column also eases out slowly when the mouse leaves the column. Do you have any suggestions how to change the code to include this effect?
Thanks a lot 🙂
Hello Philip!
I think Nico has already pointed out a good solution for this. Check his comment below 😀
Thanks Nico that was exactly what I was looking for
Michelle Meyer:
selector:hover {
transition: all .2s ease-in-out;
transform: scale(1.2);
cursor: pointer;
z-index: 1;
}
selector {
transition: transform .2s;
}
Hi Michelle 🙂 You can do this by going to the column or setting you to want to animate. Click the Advanced tab, go to motion effect pick the zoom-in effect ( if that is the effect you want to use ) then change the animation duration to slow and you can control the delay in animation manually in animation delay, just enter the delay in millisecond.