Taxonomies Cards (Taxonomy Display)

The Taxonomies Cards widget allows you to showcase property taxonomies such as Types, Status, Labels, Countries, States, Cities, or Areas in an attractive card layout. Use it when you want to create engaging navigation elements that highlight property categories with images and counts.

How to Add the "Taxonomies Cards" Widget

1. Open your page in Elementor Editor.
2. Search for Taxonomies Cards in the widget panel.
3. Drag and drop it into your desired section of the page.
4. The widget will display taxonomy-based cards with customizable layouts.

Configuration Options

Content Tab

• Choose Layout – Select from predefined layouts (e.g., Layout v1).
• Image Size – Define the size or variation of the featured image.
• Columns – Set the number of columns for card display.
• Choose Taxonomy – Select the taxonomy to display (Types, Status, Labels, Country, State, City, Area).
• Show Child – Option to display child taxonomies if available.
• Hide Empty – Hide taxonomies without assigned properties.
• Hide Count – Toggle the display of the property count.
• Order By – Choose how to order items (Name, ID, Count, etc.).
• Order – Select ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC).
• Number of Items to Show – Define the maximum number of taxonomy cards to display.

Style Tab

• Title Typography – Adjust font, size, and style for taxonomy titles.
• Count Typography – Customize the property count text style.
• Title Color / Count Color – Change colors for text elements.
• Background Color – Set card background color.
• Gap Settings – Adjust bottom and right gaps between cards.
• Border & Radius – Control card border style and corner radius.
• Image Radius / Image Padding – Fine-tune image styling.
• Shadow & Opacity – Add hover effects and transparency adjustments.

Best Practices

• Use relevant and high-quality images for each taxonomy to improve engagement.
• Hide empty categories to keep the display clean.
• Limit the number of items to avoid overwhelming users.
• Use consistent typography and spacing for a polished layout.

Related Articles

Learn how to create and manage the key taxonomies that organize your properties effectively. These guides cover everything from geographic classifications to property features and labels, helping you structure your listings for better search and navigation.

• Property Country, States, City, and Area
• Property Type
• Property Status
• Property Features
• Property Labels