You can add a hover effect to elements in Elementor using custom CSS. The specific hover effect you choose will depend on the type of element you are trying to style and the effect you want to achieve. Here is an example of some CSS code that will create a hover effect that changes the background color of a button:
/* Change the background color of the button on hover */
.my-button:hover {
background-color: #ff0000; /* Replace with the desired hover color */
}
This code targets the class “my-button” that you added to the button element, and changes the background color of the button on hover to the specified color.
You can add this code to your website by going to your WordPress dashboard, navigate to Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and paste it there.
You can also create more complex hover effects by using CSS transforms, animations and transitions properties, for example:
/* Scale the button on hover */
.my-button:hover {
transform: scale(1.2);
}
/* Add a hover transition */
.my-button {
transition: all 0.3s ease;
}
This will create a hover effect that scales the button to be slightly larger when hovered over. You can play around with the transform property to create different effects such as rotate, skew and more.
It’s important to remember that you should target the specific class of the element you want to apply the hover effect to. In this example, we’ve used class “my-button”, but you can replace it with any unique class name that you’ve added to the element in the Elementor editor. Also, make sure to test the code in different browsers to ensure the compatibility.
Please note that this is only an example and the final result might vary based on the context of your website, the CSS classes and selectors used, and other factors.