Diagonal Text Fade

Text characters fade in along a diagonal axis on scroll. Configure direction, start and end positions, character stagger, and HTML tag from the panel.

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Diagonal Fade Effect

Text characters fade in along a diagonal axis as the element scrolls into view. The effect creates a sweeping, directional reveal motion across the text.

Four Directions

Choose left to right, right to left, top to bottom, or bottom to top for the diagonal fade travel direction across the text characters.

Fade Positions

Set the start and end fade positions as percentages. Controls how much of the scroll range triggers the full fade in and out transition.

Character Stagger

Set a stagger delay between each character's fade animation. Higher values create a slow wave; lower values produce an almost simultaneous reveal.

HTML Tag Selection

Output the text as h1 through h6, div, span, or p to match the semantic structure of your page without adding extra markup.

Pricing

One plan, all 100+ widgets.

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$69/year
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$199/year
Unlimited websites
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know.

WML Elements Pro is a premium widget library for Bricks Builder, adding 100+ animated, interactive, and design-forward elements directly into your Bricks editor. From kinetic text effects and scroll-driven animations to interactive galleries, pricing tables, and fullscreen navigation, every widget is built specifically for Bricks with full panel controls and no custom code required.

The only requirement is an active installation of Bricks Builder. WML Elements Pro installs as a standard WordPress plugin and registers all widgets automatically inside your Bricks editor. No extra page builders, JavaScript libraries, or third-party accounts are needed.

No. Each widget only loads the assets it needs scripts and styles are enqueued per widget, not globally. Widgets that aren't used on a page add zero overhead. The library is also built with performance in mind, using native browser APIs and lightweight CSS animations wherever possible.

Yes. Your license covers use across the number of sites specified in your plan. You can install the plugin on client projects, hand off the site, and the client can edit widget settings directly inside Bricks without needing to understand any underlying code.

Your existing widgets continue to work normally on all published pages nothing breaks on the front end. You simply lose access to plugin updates and new widgets until the license is renewed. We recommend renewing to stay current with new releases and compatibility updates for Bricks Builder.