This guide creates one manually configured card with Ultimate Flipbox. Follow the navigation path in each step; the labels below are taken from the version 2.1.7 widget source.
1. Add the widget to the page
- In WordPress, open Pages → All Pages and edit a page, or select Pages → Add New for a test page.
- Select Edit with Elementor.
- In the Elementor widget panel, search for Ultimate Flipbox.
- Drag Ultimate Flipbox onto the page canvas, then select the widget so its controls appear in the left panel.
2. Enter the front content
- In the widget panel, open the Content tab.
- Expand Flipbox Content, then select the Front tab.
- To show a title, enable Enable Title and enter the text in Title. The source default for Enable Title is on.
- To show a description, enable Enable Description and enter the text in Description.
- If you want an icon, enable Enable Icon, choose Icon Type, then configure the matching Icon, Icon Image, or Icon Text control.
3. Enter the back content
- Stay in Content → Flipbox Content and select the Back tab.
- Set the back-side Enable Title and Title controls, then set Enable Description and Description as needed.
- To add a button, enable Enable Button, enter its label in Button Text, and set the destination in Button URL. Use a real page or destination URL and test it in preview.
4. Configure the flip behavior
- Open Content → Layout Settings.
- Choose an effect in Animation Type. The source default is 3D Flip; the list also includes None, 3D Flip Classic, 3D Diagonal Flip, 3D Cube, 3D Fold, 3D Door, Fade, Zoom, Slide, Skew, Fill Reveal, and Curtain.
- For effects that support it, choose Animation Direction. The available directions are Left, Right, Top, and Bottom.
- Use Event Type to choose Default or Click. The source default is Default.
- Use Transition Duration (ms) to change the transition speed; the source default is 1000 ms.
- The 3D Depth control applies to the 3D Flip effect. Its source default is 50 px, with a range of 0–150 px in 10 px steps.
5. Adjust the appearance
- Select the widget’s Style tab.
- Open Container Box Settings, then use the Front or Back tab to find Background Type and the matching color, gradient, or image controls.
- For text appearance, open Title Style or Description Style. For icon appearance, open Icon Style. For the button, open Button Style.
- Change only the controls you need, then preview the card to check text contrast, spacing, and whether both sides fit.
6. Save and test
- Select Update in Elementor to save the page.
- Open the page preview and test the configured flip interaction.
- Test the back-side button, then check the card at desktop, tablet, and mobile widths.
Screenshot to add: the selected Ultimate Flipbox widget with Content → Flipbox Content open and the Front or Back tab visible. This is a placeholder, not an actual screenshot.
For a focused final check, follow Preview Your First Flipbox. For detailed animation explanations, see Animations and Interaction.