Turn the elements of any container into a carousel.
Container Carousel turns the other elements of the container it sits in into slides: widgets, inner containers or the columns of a section. The widget itself only prints the control bar with arrows, dots, a counter and a progress bar. Use it when you want to build each slide freely with normal Elementor elements.
Sketch each slide as a normal Elementor element.
Put the elements in one container.
Drop Container Carousel into the same container.
Style the arrows and dots in the Style tab.
Keep three cards side by side on desktop and pick only Phone under Turn Into a Carousel On, so they become a swipe carousel on small screens.
Build each slide as an inner container with any widgets inside, then drop the carousel widget into the same parent container.
Give a section a CSS ID and point the widget at it, so its columns become the slides.
What you need: A container with at least two other elements in it (or a container or section with a CSS ID).
Any direct child of the container: a widget, an inner container, or a column when the target is a section.
Yes. Choose only Phone under Turn Into a Carousel On. On desktop and tablet the container keeps its normal layout.
Anywhere in the container that holds the slides. Bar Position decides whether the bar shows above or below them.
Yes. Autoplay does not run for visitors who ask their device for reduced motion.
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