Section Sub Listings (Property Detail Page) – favethemes

The Sub Listings section widget allows you to display related or child listings associated with a main property. This feature is particularly useful when a property includes multiple units (such as apartments within a building, villas in a compound, or offices in a complex). It helps present hierarchical listings in an organized way for better user experience.

How to Add the "Section Sub Listings" Widget

Open your Property Detail template in Elementor.
From the widget panel, drag and drop the Section Sub Listings widget into your desired section of the page.
The sub listings will automatically load based on the data defined for the property.

Configuration Options

Content Tab

Section Header: Toggle ON/OFF to display or hide the section header.
Section Title: Add a custom title for the section (e.g., "Available Units", "Other Offices in This Building").

Style Tab

Hide Title Border: Enable to remove the border under the section title.
Border Color: Choose the color for the section border.
Typography: Adjust font type, size, and weight for the section title.
Alignment: Align the section title to the left, center, or right.
Margin & Padding Controls: Set spacing above or below the section title for layout adjustments.

Best Practices

Use Sub Listings when a property contains multiple rentable or sellable units under the same main property.
Keep section titles clear and descriptive (e.g., "Available Apartments in This Building").
Ensure that sub listings are connected correctly in the property backend to avoid empty sections.
Avoid overusing sub listings unless necessary—this widget is best for multi-unit or complex properties.

Notes & Limitations

Sub Listings must be defined in the property backend; otherwise, this section will appear empty.
This widget is intended for properties with hierarchical relationships (parent/child listings).
Always test sub listings display with multiple property examples to ensure consistent layout.