Section Video (Property Detail Page)

The Section Video widget allows you to embed property-related videos directly into the Property Detail Page. It is particularly useful for showcasing virtual walkthroughs, promotional videos, or detailed highlights of a property, providing potential buyers or tenants with a more engaging experience.

How to Add the "Section Video" Widget

1. Open the Property Detail Page with Elementor.
2. From the Elementor sidebar, search for Section Video.
3. Drag and drop the widget into the desired section of your layout.
4. The widget will display a video player once configured.

Configuration Options

Content Tab

• Section Header: Toggle ON/OFF to show or hide the section header.
• Section Title: Enter a custom title (e.g., "Property Tour" or "Video Walkthrough").
• Video Embed: Add the video URL (e.g., YouTube, Vimeo) to display the embedded player.

Style Tab

• Section Style
  • Background Type: Define background color or image for the section.
  • Border Type & Color: Customize section borders.
  • Margin/Padding: Adjust spacing around the video section.

• Content Style
  • Section Title: Change the color and typography of the section title.
  • Video Area: Control the size, border radius, and responsive styling of the video frame.

Best Practices

• Use high-quality videos (HD or higher) to give visitors a professional impression.
• Keep the video short and engaging (1–3 minutes).
• Host videos on platforms like YouTube or Vimeo for faster loading and better device compatibility.
• Use the section title to clarify the purpose of the video (e.g., "360° Tour", "Neighborhood Overview").

Options Available

• Show/Hide Section Header.
• Custom Section Title.
• Video embed via external platforms.
• Style adjustments (colors, typography, spacing, borders).

Notes & Limitations

• The widget depends on third-party video hosting (YouTube, Vimeo). Make sure the video privacy settings allow embedding.
• Very large or unoptimized videos may slow down page loading.
• Some custom video platforms may require embed code instead of a simple URL.