GLoo For Elementor

Elementor handles design, but as soon as a project needs a click to change another part of the page, a form to send data to a CRM, or a WooCommerce store to respect the design, buyers end up pasting code or stacking loose plugins. GLoo For Elementor is a bundle of Elementor extensions built to fill those gaps without writing code.

A real walkthrough: from a form to a CRM, with a page that reacts

Imagine you are building a lead-capture page for a client who uses Salesforce or Zoho CRM. Here is how the work splits up:

• Step 1, the form. With the form extensions you add fields to the Elementor Pro form: address autocomplete, date picker, color field, WYSIWYG editor, Select2 fields, image cropping, a terms field and field validation.
• Step 2, where the data goes. There are submit actions for Zoho CRM, Salesforce, ActiveTrail and Fireberry (Powerlink), plus an OTP form action.
• Step 3, the reaction on screen. With Interactor you define interactions between widgets, if-then conditions, and custom actions. For example, a field that changes a button color, or a text that updates as the visitor types.
• Step 4, the rest of the ecosystem. Interactor has connectors for Zapier, custom webhooks, GTM DataLayer, cookies and Ajax.

The limit comes first: these pieces hang from Elementor Pro, and the forms and their actions are extensions of its form widget. Without Elementor Pro, much of this has nothing to attach to. And each CRM requires you to have your own account with it.

Dynamic tags for those who build data-driven templates

The Fluid Dynamic module extends Elementor's dynamic tags: taxonomy terms, time spans, global values, random strings, database values, cookies, dynamic HTML attributes, repeaters and a tag for Google Spreadsheet sheets. There are also tags for ACF (relationships) and JetEngine (relation field), and a query control.

If you do not use ACF, JetEngine or another custom field system, part of this module will be of no use to you.

GLoo For Elementor and the store: WooGloo

WooCommerce and Elementor do not always get along when designing product pages. WooGloo adds advanced dynamic tags, a price widget, swatches, a variation table, a discount widget, a bundle maker, cart values, a multicurrency tag and a checkout action. It also includes tags for Dokan if you build a marketplace.

You need WooCommerce active, of course. And it does not replace a multicurrency plugin: it offers the tag to display its values, not the full system.

GSAP animations and communities with BuddyBoss

Power Gloo gathers front-end tools: Keyframe Animator, ScrollTrigger, Split Text, line drawing, scroll-controlled video, smooth scroll, a 3D model widget, a device widget, Draggable+ and a Google Adsense widget. It works for complex scroll effects without coding them, though you should test mobile performance when you pile many animations onto one page.

If you build a community with BuddyBoss or BuddyPress, there are dynamic tags for groups and friendship status, plus add-ons for JetSmartFilters and JetEngine.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work with free Elementor?

Elementor Pro is a dependency, and several pieces (forms, dynamic tags, conditions) rely on it. Plan on having it.

Do I have to activate everything?

The content is organized into modules (Interactor, Fluid Dynamic, Power Gloo, SuperGloo and WooGloo), so you can focus on the ones you use.

Do I need to know how to code?

That is not the approach: it is set up from the Elementor interface. For webhooks and connections with external services, though, you need to understand what data you send and where.