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Download GPL Crocoblocks JetBlocks 1.3.13 Per For Creating Headers & Footers
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JetBlocks is one of those plugins that provide some essential functionality, instead of bulking up the widgets with different effects and animations. It’s simple, but all of these are useful, and you won’t find a website that lacks many of these.
Navigation menu, site logo, hamburger menu, and shopping cart are types of widgets that you will find here. They may seem completely different, but actually, similarities are present there. The thing that connects them all is that they are most likely found in a header or footer section of a page.
Others may include login forms, hamburger panels, authentication links, registration forms, and search bars. There is no need to write a single line of code, either making it even easier to use.
Another interesting aspect of all the widgets is that each of these could be kept in the field of view. We call this sticking objects. Apply it to some alerts or information tabs, and you’ve got an excellent solution for keeping some parts of websites visible in each area!
There are not many customization options around here. There are almost none actually. Everything is straightforward, and it is to be expected. It may sound unbelievable that somebody is paying for static widgets, but there’s nothing to complain about here.
