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Headings

Here are some examples of headings

H1 Heading

H2 Heading

H3 Heading

H4 Heading

H5 Heading

H6 Heading

[heading size="h1"]H1 Heading[/heading]

Heading with underline

To use the conventional module title underline, use the uk-module-title style. To have a fancy module title, use the uk-module-title-alt style. You can also highlight the first word of a title using the [highlight] shortcode. Example:

Module title

Module title

Alternative module title

[heading size="h3" style="uk-module-title"]Your title goes here[/heading]
[heading size="h3" style="uk-module-title-alt"]Your title goes here[/heading]
[heading size="h3" style="uk-module-title"][highlight]Module [/highlight] title[/heading]
[text align="center"]
[heading size="h3" style="uk-module-title-alt"]Your title goes here[/heading]
[/text]

To add a rotating effect on text, use the [rotate_text] shortcode. The leading text defines the static text, and the [word]shortcode is used for each word that will be rotated.

[rotate_heading title_size="h1" leading_text="We are" style="uk-module-title tm-thin-font"]
[word]Professional.[/word]
[word]Creative.[/word]
[word]Passionate.[/word]
[/rotate_heading]

To add a line break use the [line_break/] shortcode. To create a divider use the [divider/] shortcode.

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Blocks

Blocks are distinct ways of enumarating points in paragraphs with numbers, dates or icons. For block-numbers, you can use any numbering or alphabetical format.

Block numbers

[block_number text="{text}"]Your content here[/block_number]

Block Dates

To use the date block style create a paragraph in the following format

[block_date date="03" month="dec"] your content here[/block_date]

Block Icons

[block_icon icon="icon-leaf"]Your content here[/block_icon]

To view a list of available icons that you can use in block icons, click here.

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Blockquotes

Blockquotes are a nice way to show some commentary or slogan accompanied by the author or name of the commenter. To create a standard blockquote, use the [blockquote] shortcode. Inline quotations can also be defined by using the <q> element.

Blockquote example

Life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes. Don't resist them - that only creates sorrow. Let reality be reality. Let things flow naturally

John Doe

[blockquote author="author_name"]
   your quote goes here
[/blockquote]

The [testimonial] shortcode adds an avatar and icon attribute to the native blockquote. avatar attribute shows an image of the author by specifying a url to the image. icon attribute is used to add a transparent icon that is positioned bottom left.

Testimonial example

Believe in yourself! Have faith in your abilities! Without a humble but reasonable confidence in your own powers you cannot be successful or happy.

John Doe Head of Sales, envato

[testimonial author="author name" title="author's title" avatar="url-path-to-avatar" icon="icon"]
   your quote goes here
[/testimonial]

You can omit any of the parameters of testimonial (author, title) but not the 'avatar' parameter. If you'd like to use the testimonial without the avatar, use the blockquote shortcode instead

Inline code

To define a short inline computer code use the <code> element. For a larger code snippet use the [code] shortcode which defines preformatted text. It creates a new text block which preserves both spaces and line breaks.

[code].my-class {
    margin: 15px 0;
    padding: 10px;
}[/code]

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Lists

You can create an unordered list using the [list]. The li element defines the list item.

Simple List

• List Item 1
• List Item 2
• List Item 3

[list]
   [li]List Item 1[/li]
   [li]List Item 2[/li]
   [li]List Item 3[/li]
[/list]

You can create lists with different style variations. E.g Lists with alternative stripes, lists with icons etc.

Lists with stripes

• List Item 1
• List Item 2
• List Item 3

[list style="uk-list-striped"]
   [li]List Item 1[/li]
   [li]List Item 2[/li]
   [li]List Item 3[/li]
[/list]

Lists with icons

Adding icons to your list, makes them even look more outstanding. Check out the entire collection of icon fonts that you can use with lists here

[list style="list-icons"]
   [li icon="icon-asterisk"]List Item 1[/li]
   [li icon="icon-asterisk"]List Item 2[/li]
   [li icon="icon-asterisk"]List Item 3[/li]
[/list]

Nested Lists

• Lorem ipsum dolor
• consectetur adipisicing elit
• sed do eiusmod tempor
• Lorem ipsum dolor
• consectetur adipisicing elit
• sed do eiusmod tempor
• dolor adipisicing elit

[list style="list-icons"]
   [li icon="icon-asterisk"]List Item 1[/li]
   [li icon="icon-asterisk"]List Item 2[/li]
      [nested_list]
         [li icon="icon-asterisk"]Child Item 1[/li]
         [li icon="icon-asterisk"]Child Item 2[/li]
      [/nested_list]
   [li icon="icon-asterisk"]List Item 3[/li]
[/list]

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Tags

Tags can be used to highlight keywords within your content. To create a tag, use the [tag] shortcode

Themeforest envato youtube action web design

[tag url="#"]Themeforest[/tag]
[tag url="#"]envato[/tag]
[tag url="#"]youtube[/tag]
[tag url="#"]web design[/tag]

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Ratings

To create a rating review stars, use one of these rating shortcodes:

Shortcode	Description
[five_star/]	5 star rating
[four_half_star/]	4 and a half star rating
[four_star/]	4 star rating
[three_star/]	3 star rating
[two_star/]	2 star rating
[one_star/]	1 star rating
[no_star/]	blank star rating

[five_star/]
[four_half_star/]
[four_star/]
[three_star/]
[two_star/]
[one_star/]
[no_star/]

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Text level semantics

Element	Description
<a>	Turn text into hypertext using the a element.
<em>	Emphasize text using the em element.
<strong>	Imply any extra importance using the strong element.
<code>	Define inline code snippets using the code element.
<del>	Mark document changes as deleted text using the del element.
<ins>	Mark document changes as inserted text using the ins element.
<mark>	Highlight text with no semantic meaning using the mark element.
<q>	Define inline quotations using q element inside a q element.
<abbr>	Define an abbreviation using the abbr element with a title.
<dfn>	Define a definition term using the dfn element with a title.
<small>	De-emphasize text for small print using the small element.

You can find more html tags and classes that you can use from here

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Module Classes

Module Class	Description
uk-panel-box-primary	Change the module background to have the primary background; You can specify the primary background from the customizer panel.
uk-panel-box-secondary	Change the module background to have the secondary background; You can specify the secondary background from the customizer panel.
tm-primary-background	Change an element's background to have the primary background; You can specify the primary background from the customizer panel.
tm-secondary-background	Change an element's background to have the secondary background; You can specify the secondary background from the customizer panel.
tm-primary-color	Change an element's font color to have the primary color; You can specify the primary color from the customizer panel.
tm-overlay-primary	Add a primary overlay
tm-overlay-secondary	Add a secondary overlay
tm-overlay-slider	Add an overlay similar to the slider overlay
tm-secondary-color	Change an element's font color to have the secondary color; You can specify the secondary background from the color customizer panel.
tm-muted-background	Set the module background to a light-grey muted background.
tm-caps	Set the module caption to be in capitalized words with letter spacing
tm-small-caps	Set the module caption to be in capitalized words with letter spacing and a small font
tm-padding	Add extra padding to an element
tm-padding-small-sides	Add small padding on the side
tm-inner-padding-large	Add a large padding to the inner container. Used in conjuction with modules that have a background image
tm-padding-remove	Remove all padding on an element
tm-text-large	Add this class to make the text large
tm-text-xlarge	Add this class to make the text extra large
tm-border-bottom	Add this class to an image to add a bottom border
tm-thin-font	Add this class to make the font weight thinner

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Column Blocks

Column grid is a robust layout that is both responsive and nestable. It can accomodate upto 10 columns by using pre-defined widths. The columns are fully responsive in all devices. The following table shows an overview of the shortcode sizes you can use to create columns:

Class	Description
[column size="1-1"]	Fills 100% of the available width.
[column size="1-2"]	Divides the grid into halves.
[column size="1-3"] to [column size="2-3"]	Divides the grid into thirds.
[column size="1-4"] to [column size="3-4"]	Divides the grid into fourths.
[column size="1-5"] to [column size="4-5"]	Divides the grid into fifths.
[column size="1-6"] to [column size="5-6"]	Divides the grid into sixths.
[column size="1-10"] to [column size="9-10"]	Divides the grid into tenths.
[grid_column size="4"]	Divides the elements of a grid into the number of columns specified in the size attribute. e.g. in this case the grid will be divided into four. Options for the size attribute are 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 10.

Examples

[grid]
   [column size="1-3"]
      your content here
   [/column]

   [column size="1-3"]
      your content here
   [/column]

   [column size="1-3"]
      your content here
   [/column]
[/grid]

[grid_column size="3"]
   [block style=""]
      your content here
   [/block]

   [block style=""]
      your content here
   [/block]

   [block style=""]
      your content here
   [/block]
[/grid_column]

To add a nested grid (grid within a grid,) use the [child_grid] shortcode

[grid]
   [child_grid]
      ...
   [/child_grid]
[/grid]

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Buttons

To create a button, use the [button] shortcode and customize it using the various parameters available

Parameter	Description	Parameters
Style	Defines the button style or class	default, line, primary, success, danger, link
href	url link of the button	n/a
Target	specifies where to open the linked document	_blank, _self, _parent, _top

Examples

Default link input button

[button style="default" href="#" target="blank"]button[/button]
[button_input style="primary" href="#" target="blank"]button[/button_input]

Button variations

Default Primary Success Danger Line link

[button style="default" href="#" target="_self"]default[/button]
[button style="primary" href="#" target="_self"]primary[/button]
[button style="success" href="#" target="_self"]success[/button]
[button style="danger" href="#" target="_self"]danger[/button]
[button style="line" href="#" target="_self"]line[/button]
[button style="link" href="#" target="_self"]link[/button]

Button sizes

You can add different size classes to your button to create button size variation using the size classes uk-button-mini, uk-button=small or uk-button-large

mini button small button default button Large button

[button style="color uk-button-mini" href="#" target="_self"]mini button[/button]
[button style="color uk-button-small" href="#" target="_self"]small button[/button]
[button style="color" href="#" target="_self"]default button[/button]
[button style="color uk-button-large" href="#" target="_self"]Large button[/button]

Button group

To create a button group, wrap the [button_group] shortcode around the buttons that you'd like to be in the same group.

[button_group]
   [button style="color" href="#" target="self"]small[/button]
   [button style="color" href="#" target="self"]medium[/button]
   [button style="color" href="#" target="self"]large[/button]
[/button_group]

Button with icons

To create a button with icon, add the [icon] shortcode besides the text of the button. Click here to see a list of all icons

complete events list gallery Download

[button style="default" href="#" target="_self"]gallery [icon style="icon-camera"/][/button]

Icon buttons

You can create icon buttons using the [icon_button] shortcode. These can come in handy especially when creating social icons.

[icon_button icon="icon-twitter" url="#" target="_self"][/icon_button]
[icon_button icon="icon-dribbble" url="#" target="_self"][/icon_button]
[icon_button icon="icon-facebook" url="#" target="_self"][/icon_button]

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Dropdowns

Dropdowns are a creative way to provide more options on a click or hover element. With Uikit dropdown component, you can attach the dropdown to couple of elements to enrich your UI composition.

Button with dropdowns

To create a button dropdown, wrap the [dropdown] shortcode around a button that you'd like to add a dropdown menu, then add the dropdowm markup right after the button. Additionally, you can add an arrow icon using the [icon] shortcode to depict a dropdown menu.

[dropdown style="uk-button-dropdown"]
[button style="default" href="#" target="_self"]Dropdown 1 [icon style="icon-angle-down"/][/button]
   [nav style=""]
      <li><a href="#">Menu item</a></li>
      <li><a href="#">Menu item</a></li>
      <li class="uk-nav-header uk-navbar-nav-subtitle">Menu Heading<div>Subtitle possible</div></li>
      <li><a href="#">[icon style="icon-envelope-o"/] Menu Icon</a></li>
      <li><a href="#">[icon style="icon-heart-o"/] Another Menu item</a></li>
      <li class="uk-nav-divider"></li>
      <li><a href="#">Separated item</a></li>
   [/nav]
[/dropdown]

Button group with dropdowns

You can also use button groups to split buttons into a standard action on the left and a dropdown toggle on the right.

[button_group]
   [button style="color" href="#" target="_self"]split button[/button]
   [dropdown style=""]
   [button style="color" href="#" target="_self"][icon style="icon-angle-down"/][/button]
         [nav style=""]
            ...menu items
         [/nav]
   [/dropdown]
[/button_group]

The following is a list of possible style options for the [nav] dropdown menu

style	Description
uk-color	Use the main menu color in the dropdown menu
uk-dropdown-flip	Aligns the dropdown menu to the right
uk-dropdown-up	Aligns the dropdown menu above the toggle
uk-dropdown-center	Centers the dropdown menu.
uk-dropdown-small	Set the dropdown to be smaller

[button_group]
   [button style="color" href="#" target="_self"]split button[/button]
   [dropdown style=""]
   [button style="color" href="#" target="_self"][icon style="icon-angle-down"/][/button]
         [nav style="uk-color uk-dropdown-up uk-dropdown-center uk-dropdown-small"]
            ...menu items
         [/nav]
   [/dropdown]
[/button_group]

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Alerts

To emphasize a point with an alert box, use the [alert] shortcode

[alert]Your alert message here[/alert]

Color variations

You can change the color scheme of the alert box by adding the following styles: success, warning, or danger

[alert style="success"]Your alert message here[/alert]

Closable alerts

To add a close button to an alert, use the close-button parameter in the alert shortcode

[alert close-button style="danger"]Your alert message here[/alert]

Size modifier

To create a large alert with added padding, use the uk-alert-large style in the alert shortcode.

[alert close-button style="success uk-alert-large"]
[heading size="h3" style="uk-module-title"]We are because of you[/heading]
   <p>All of all our customers are happy with our current and upcoming projects. The other 5% are learning the secret of appreciating good stuff. It is possible for you to do whatever you choose, if you first get to know who you are</p>
[/alert]

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Badges

You can use badges to highlight a segment of text within your content by using the [badge] shortcode

[badge]new[/badge]

Color variations

You can change the color scheme of the badge by adding the following styles: note, success, warning, or danger. You can also use the uk-badge-notification to have a rounded badge, normally used with numbering.

[badge style="success"]new[/badge]
[badge style="warning"]legend[/badge]
[badge style="danger"]note[/badge]
[badge style="note"]normal[/badge]
[badge style="note uk-badge-notification"]1[/badge]

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Panels

Use the [panel_box] shortcode to create panels. You can also use the [panel] shortcode to create a panel box without a border.

[panel]
[heading size="h3"]Panel Title[/heading]
Your content here
[/panel]

In each of these examples, we've nested the panel code within the column grids.

Style modifiers

You can add style modifiers uk-panel-box-primary and uk-panel-box-secondary to change the visual appearance of the panel. You can also add the uk-panel-title to the heading to adapt the heading styling to the panel.

[panel style="uk-panel-box-primary"]
[heading size="h3" style="uk-panel-title"]Panel Title[/heading]
Your content here
[/panel]

Panel title with Icons

You can also add icons to the panels by using the [icon] shortcode right next to the header.

[panel style="uk-panel-box-primary"]
[heading size="h3" style="uk-panel-title"][icon style="icon-envelope-o"/] Panel Title[/heading]
Your content here
[/panel]

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Accordions

To hide or show text in a retractable panel, use the [accordion] shortcode. You can switch between having a single open item or multiple open items by setting the collapse parameter to true or false.

Single open item

[accordion collapse="true"]
[accordion_panel title="title"]your content here[/accordion_panel]
[accordion_panel title="title"]your content here[/accordion_panel]
[/accordion]

Multiple open items

[accordion collapse="false"]
[accordion_panel title="title"]your content here[/accordion_panel]
[accordion_panel title="title"]your content here[/accordion_panel]
[/accordion]

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Toggles

To hide or show text in a retractable panel, use the [toggle] shortcode. A good example of how the toggles can be used is in createing a Frequently Asked Question section by using multiple toggles. To have the toggle open on page load, set the 'open' option to true; To have the toggle closed by default, set the 'open' option to false

open toggle

[toggle open="true" title="Your toggle title here"]Your toggle content here[/toggle]

closed toggle

[toggle open="false" title="Your toggle title here"]Your toggle content here[/toggle]

Toggle with code

You can also use the toggles to show/hide code snippets by wrapping the content with <code>

[toggle_code open="false" title="Show code"]Your toggle code here[/toggle_code]

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Tooltips

Tooltips are snippets that provide more information on hover. They can be added to any element by adding the data-uk-tooltip attribute and specifying the title in the same element.

<a class="uk-icon-dribbble" data-uk-tooltip href="http://dribbble.com/arrowthemes" target="blank" title="dribbble"></a>

Tooltip position

You can specify the position of the tooltip by adding one of the following options to the data-uk-tooltip attribute

Options	Description
pos:'top'	Aligns the tooltip to the top.
pos:'top-left'	Aligns the tooltip to the top left.
pos:'top-right'	Aligns the tooltip to the top right.
pos:'bottom'	Aligns the tooltip to bottom.
pos:'bottom-left'	Aligns the tooltip to bottom left.
pos:'bottom-right'	Aligns the tooltip to bottom right.
pos:'left'	Aligns the tooltip to left.
pos:'right'	Aligns the tooltip to right.

<a class="uk-icon-dribbble" data-uk-tooltip="{pos: 'bottom'}" href="http://dribbble.com/arrowthemes" target="blank" title="dribbble"></a>

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Progress bar

Use the [progress] shortcode to create a progress bar in your content. The progress bar width is defined by the width option. The following options can be used in the style parameter:

Options	Description
uk-progress-mini	Size modifier for a mini progress bar
uk-progress-small	Size modifier for a small progress bar
uk-progress-primary	Color modifier for a blue progress bar
uk-progress-success	Color modifier for a green progress bar
uk-progress-warning	Color modifier for an orange progress bar
uk-progress-danger	Color modifier for a red progress bar
uk-progress-striped	Add stripes to the progress bar
uk-active	Animate a striped progress bar

Simple progress bar

[progress style="" width=40][/progress]

Size modifiers

[progress style="uk-progress-mini" width=40][/progress]
[progress style="uk-progress-small" width=50][/progress]
[progress style="" width=60][/progress]

Colored progress bars

[progress style="uk-progress-primary" width=30][/progress]
[progress style="uk-progress-success" width=40][/progress]
[progress style="uk-progress-warning" width=50][/progress]
[progress style="uk-progress-danger" width=60][/progress]

Combined options

[progress style="uk-progress-success uk-progress-striped uk-active" width=45]loading...[/progress]

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Tabs

To create a set of tabs, use the [tab] shortcode. Uikit tabs fit nicely in responsive layouts by converting the tabs into a dropdown menu. The tabs also scale to fit its contents by adjusting the tab height automatically.

Horizontal tabs

• Tab 1
• Tab 2
• Tab 3

• This is the first tab

  Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment. Never be bullied into silence. Never allow yourself to be made a victim. Accept no one's definition of your life; define yourself.

• This is the second tab

  Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment. Never be bullied into silence. Never allow yourself to be made a victim. Accept no one's definition of your life; define yourself.

• This is the third tab

  Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment. Never be bullied into silence. Never allow yourself to be made a victim. Accept no one's definition of your life; define yourself.

[tab tab_content_id="tabs_example1"]
  [tab_link active]Tab 1[/tab_link]
  [tab_link]Tab 2[/tab_link]
  [tab_link]Tab 3[/tab_link]
[/tab]

[tab_content content_id="tabs_example1"]
  [tab]Your content goes here[/tab]
  [tab]Your content goes here[/tab]
  [tab]Your content goes here[/tab]
[/tab_content]

Vertical tabs

Vertical tabs use a combination of [tab_grid], [column] and [tab] shortcodes. The [tab_grid] shortcode is used to define the tab container; the [column] shortcode is used to define the widths of the tabs and content; the [tab] shortcode creates the tab elements.

[tab_grid]
[column size="2-10"]
  [tab_left tab_content_id="tabs_example1"]
   [tab_link active]Tab 1[/tab_link]
   [tab_link]Tab 2[/tab_link]
   [tab_link]Tab 3[/tab_link]
  [/tab_left]
[/column]

[column size="8-10"]
  [tab_content content_id="tabs_example1"]
   [tab]Your content goes here[/tab]
   [tab]Your content goes here[/tab]
   [tab]Your content goes here[/tab]
  [/tab_content]
[/column]
[/tab_grid]

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Tables

To create clean formatted tables using uikit style, add the uk-table class to a table. The table rows will be separated by lines.

Table caption

Table Heading	Table Heading	Table Heading
Table Footer	Table Footer	Table Footer
Table Data	Table Data	Table Data
Table Data	Table Data	Table Data
Table Data	Table Data	Table Data

Style variation

You can add more styling to the table by using a combination of classes to improve the visual appearance of your table

Settings	Productivity	Totals
Totals		$ 49,000.00
Table Data	Table Data	$ 10,000.00
Table Data	Table Data	$ 15,000.00
Table Data	Table Data	$ 24,000.00

You can view more examples and classes that you can use from here

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Images

To create an image, use the image shortcode. You can use the [thumbnail_caption] shortcode to apply a caption under an image.

Style	Description
uk-thumbnail	creates a border around the image
uk-border-rounded	creates an image with rounded corners
uk-border-circle	creates an image which is round
uk-thumbnail-expand	Makes the image fill the entire width of the parent container

Image with thumbnail style

[image style="uk-thumbnail" src="/images/demo/gallery/2.jpg" alt="sample_1" width="250" height="250"/]

Image with rounded corners style

[image style="uk-border-rounded" src="/images/demo/gallery/2.jpg" alt="sample_1" width="250" height="250"/]

Image in circle

[image style="uk-border-circle" src="/images/demo/gallery/2.jpg" alt="sample_1" width="250" height="250"/]

Image with caption

You can use the [thumbnail_caption] shortcode to apply a caption under the image.

[thumbnail_caption caption="image caption"]
[image style="" src="/images/demo/gallery/2.jpg" alt="sample_1" width="250" height="250"/]
[/thumbnail_caption]

You can view more examples and classes that you can use from here

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Modal Box

Use the [modal_box] shortcode to show a popup box with overlay. The [modal_box] shortcode can also be linked with these module positions: modal-a, modal-b and modal-c. By using one of these positions as your target, the modal box will show a popup of the modules that have be placed in these positions and assigned to the corresponding menu.

target	Description
modal-a	show modal box for modules in modal-a position
modal-b	show modal box for modules in modal-b position
modal-c	show modal box for modules in modal-c position

For each module linked to modal-a, modal-b or modal-c, you can use Module Class Suffix to style it just like a normal module. The target parameter can also be the id of a content section.

Size modifier

To adjust the size (width) of the modal box, add uk-modal-dialog-small or uk-modal-dialog-large to the Module Class of the module.

Trigger a modal box from link

modal-a   modal-b   modal-c

[modal_box link target="modal-a"]modal-a[/modal_box] 
[modal_box link target="modal-b"]modal-b[/modal_box] 
[modal_box link target="modal-c"]modal-c[/modal_box]

Toggle modal box from buttons

modal-a   modal-b   modal-c

[modal_box button style="color" target="modal-a"]modal-a[/modal_box]
[modal_box button style="color" target="modal-b"]modal-b[/modal_box]
[modal_box button style="color" target="modal-c"]modal-c[/modal_box]

Toggle modal box for inline content

The [modal_box] shortcode can also be used for inline content by using the following sytnax:

<!-- create a link that will trigger the pop-up modal box -->
[modal_box link target="mycontent"]my link[/modal_box] 

<!-- create the content of the modal box -->
[modal_box content target="mycontent" style="uk-panel-box-primary"]
...
[/modal_box]

Popup content

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Lightbox

Use the [lighbox] shortcode to show a popup box with an image. The lightbox utilizes the modal component to load images and videos to fit the entire modal box. You can configure the lightbox images to scroll through a gallery by setting the group parameter.

Toggle lightbox from button

View image

[lightbox src="/images/demo/gallery/2.jpg" title="Title" group="" style="uk-button"]View image[/lightbox]

Using the lightbox in a gallery

Adding an overlay

To add an overlay icon to an image, use the [overlay_icon] shortcode

. The [overlay_panel] shortcode can be used to place an overlay panel that appears on hover. The position parameter crops and places the overlay panel to one side.

animation	Description
slide-top	slide the overlay panel in from the top
slide-bottom	slide the overlay panel in from the bottom
slide-left	slide the overlay panel in from the left
slide-right	slide the overlay panel in from the right
fade	fade in the overlay panel

The following positions can be used with the [overlay_panel] shortcode.

position	Description
top	align the overlay panel to the top
bottom	align the overlay panel to the bottom
left	align the overlay panel to the left
right	align the overlay panel to the right

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Slideshow

Use the [slideshow] shortcode to show images with nice transitions. To make a slideshow fill the entire page, use the the [full_slideshow] shortcode. The following parameters can be used with the [slideshow] and [full_slideshow] shortcodes.

The following are the parameters required when using the [slideshow] or [full_slideshow] shortcodes:

Parameters	Description
style	Defines the slideshow style. This parameter cannot be left blank. You can set the style as default or sandal
autoplay	Set it to true to have the slideshow play automatically. Otherwise, set to false to stop the automatic play.
animation	Set the transition animation between slides
transition_duration	set the duration for the transition animation
autoplay_interval	Set the duration between switching slideshow items
kenburns	Set it to true or false to enable/disable kenburns effect to an image

See the UIkit documentation on the available animations available for the slideshow component

Default Slideshow

Sandal Slideshow

Testimonials in slideshow

Slideshow Panel

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Dynamic Grid

To create a filterable portfolio grid, use the [dynamic_grid] shortcode. The id must be unique for each portfolio grid. Use the [grid_filter] shortcode to create filters for the grid. The [grid_filter] shortcode can be placed in a different module position. the tag parameter defines the filters of the grid.

Parameters	Description
id	A unique id that identifies a dynamic grid
tag	Defines the filters for the dynamic grid.
animation	set the animation for the portfolio items

• all
• Photography
• Web Design
• Illustration
• Media

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Animation

To add animation to any component, use the [animate] shortcode. To learn more about the animation classes, visit the animation component page.

[animate animation="fade" delay="100"]
your elements here
[/animate]

The [animate] shortcode parameters are as follows:

Parameters	Description
animation	Set the animation type. The animation options can be: slide-top, slide-bottom, slide-left, slide-right, fade, scale-up, scale-down
delay	Set the animation delay in milliseconds. E.g 200

Example

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Counter

Use the [counter] to show a counter of numbers that starts numerating from 0 to a specified number that you set via the count_end parameter. The id can be any text but it must be unique for each counter. The duration parameter defines how long the counter should run in milliseconds. Use any icon class from this page in the icon parameter to add an icon to the counter.

[grid_column size="4"] [/grid_column]

[counter id="tm1" count_end="12" duration="4000" icon="icon-7s-plugin" title="Projects done"][/counter]

To add the counter to a number, use the [counter_simple] shortcode. You can also add a percentage at the end of the number by using the tm-counter-percent class.

[counter_simple id="tm5" count_end="99" duration="2500" style=""][/counter_simple]

Example

[counter_simple id="tm6" count_end="97" duration="4000" style="tm-text-xlarge tm-counter-percent"][/counter_simple]

For very large numbers, use the [counter_start] shortcode. This shortcode allows you to specify the start number in the count. In some cases, the [counter] shortcode could show different end values for large numbers. With the [counter_start] you can specify a small margin between the start and end number of a large number

[counter_start id="tm7" count_start="1999995" count_end="2000000" duration="1000" icon="icon-7s-graph2" title="Lines of code"][/counter_start]

Example

Circle Charts

Circle charts are a nice way to illustrate data points. Use the [chart] shortcode to generate a circle chart.

Parameters	Description
percent	Set the end percent of the chart
size	Defines the size of the chart.
border	set the width of the animated part of the chart
style	set the color of the chart. The style options are default, success, warning, danger

[chart percent="85" size="200" border="15" style="default"][/chart]

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Slider

To create a slideset of panels with filters, use the [slider] shortcode. The settings attribute can be used configure the parameters of the slider. See this table for all the available settings options.

Parameter	Description
default	Number of default visible in a slide set
small	Number of visible in a slide set at small breakpoint i.e. when viewed on a phone
medium	Number of visible in a slide set at medium breakpoint i.e. when viewed on a tablet
large	Number of visible in a slide set at large breakpoint i.e. when viewed on a laptop/desktop
xlarge	Number of visible in a slide set at extra large breakpoint i.e. when viewed on a large screen

The slideset allows you to set different filters by using the [slider_filters] shortcode.

[slider_filters]
[filter_button style="uk-active" tag=""]All[/filter_button]
[filter_button style="uk-active" tag="design"]design[/filter_button]
[filter_button style="uk-active" tag="mockup"]mockup[/filter_button]
[/slider_filters]

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Parallax

To create a parallax effect on an image, use the [parallax_image] shortcode.

[parallax_image img="images/background/bg-image-1.jpg" height="350" style="uk-text-center uk-contrast uk-flex uk-flex-middle uk-flex-center" options="bg: '-200'"]
  your elements here
[/parallax_image]

To create the parallax effect on an element, use the [parallax] shortcode. To learn more about all the options attribute, see this table

[parallax options="opacity: '1,0', y: '-50'"]your elements here[/parallax]

[parallax_image img="images/background/bg-image-1.jpg" height="350" style="uk-text-center uk-contrast uk-flex uk-flex-middle uk-flex-center" options="bg: '-200'"]
  [parallax options="opacity: '0,1', scale: '0.75,1', viewport: '0.5'"]
  [heading size="h1" style="uk-module-title-alt uk-margin-top"]Title here[/heading]
  [heading size="h3" style="uk-sub-title"]Sub title goes here[/heading]
  [/parallax]
[/parallax_image]

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Icons

Icons can be added in menus, lists, buttons, modules, and basically, in any content. These icons are made available by Font Awesome and Pixeden. These icons use icon fonts which ensures they look sharp even on retina displays.

[icon style="icon-gear"/]

[list style="list-icons"]
   [li icon="icon-asterisk"]List Item 1[/li]
   [li icon="icon-asterisk"]List Item 2[/li]
   [li icon="icon-asterisk"]List Item 3[/li]
[/list]

Adding icons to Menu items

To add an icon to a menu item, go to Extensions > Template Manager > click on the template to edit > on the second tab "Options", select 'Menus' > choose a menu from the dropdown > in the icon column, select the icon you'd want to add for the respective menu item

Adding icons to Modules

To add an icon to a menu item, go to Extensions > Template Manager > click on the template to edit > on the second tab "Options", select 'Modules' > search or filter for the modules on the top fields > in the icon column, select the icon you'd want to add for the respective module

Adding icons to lists

To add an icon to a list, use the list shortcode and apply the 'list-icons' style > then specify the icon name in the list items. You can see more examples here

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Cards

Use the [card] shortcode to create staff profiles e.g for company staff. The [card] shortcode gives you the option to add the person's name, the title and the person's avatar.

[card title="Diane Moreno" subtitle="CEO" image="images/demo/avatar/team-4.jpg" link=""]
[card_social_icons style=""]
[icon_button icon="icon-facebook" url="#" target="_self"][/icon_button]
[icon_button icon="icon-linkedin" url="#" target="_self"][/icon_button]
[/card_social_icons]
[/card]

You can set the tm-icons-visible class to the [person_social_icons] style attribute to have the social icons always visible.

[card title="Diane Moreno" subtitle="CEO" image="images/demo/avatar/team-4.jpg"]
[card_social_icons style="tm-icons-visible"]
...
[/card_social_icons]
[/card]

Cards with links

Use the [card_link] shortcode to create a card with a link. The link can be an internal/external page or a modal box.

[card_link title="Diane Moreno" subtitle="CEO" image="images/demo/avatar/team-4.jpg" link=""]
...
[/card_link]

The following examples uses a modal box to show more information of the person. To use a modal box, link link parameter to the unique id of the [card_link_modal] shortcode.

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Audio

To create an audio player, use the [audio] shortcode

[audio]
[source src="/images/demo/audio/sample.mp3" type="audio/mp3"][/source]
[source src="/images/demo/audio/sample.ogg" type="audio/ogg"][/source]
[/audio]

Video

To create an video player, use the [video] shortcode

[video poster="/images/demo/video/poster.jpg"]
[source src="/images/demo/video/big_buck_bunny.mp4" type="video/mp4"][/source]
[source src="/images/demo/video/big_buck_bunny.webm" type="video/webm"][/source]
[/video]

You can also stream youtube or vimeo videos using the player, by using the following shortcodes, where the id is the video id on the respective channel

Youtube

[youtube id="YE7VzlLtp-4"][/youtube]

Vimeo

[vimeo id="1084537"][/vimeo]

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Timeline

Use [timeline] shortcode to indicate events in a vertical chronological order. The timeline blocks alternate left and right positions. You can set the icon parameter, date parameter and the style parameter (styles can either be default, light, primary or secondary). To add an image to the timeline block, use the [timeline_img] shortcode.

1933

We are open

We opened our doors in the summer of 1933 and served our very first clients in Hamburg.

1963

Major acquisition and rebranding

After 30 years of services, we acquired Fintech solutions and rebranded our company brand.

1977

Expansion of operations

With over 1200 clients all across the world, we became the top financial advisor for many internationals.

2000

First overseas branch

In January 2000, we open our first overseas office in the heart of London to better server our clients in UK.

2011

Records broken

In our 78th anniversary, we posted a record $15 Billion trading profit making it the most profitable financial company in Germany

2016

New things

In 2016, we ventured into new markets to expand our folio and establish our fiscal acumen in the industy.

Use the [pricing_grid] shortcode to create a set of pricing tables. You can create a minimum of 2 pricing tables and a maximum of 6 pricing tables.

Two column pricing tables

Pricing tables with focus

You can set a pricing table to have focus by using the tm-table-focus option in the table-config attribute. You can further shift the focus pricing table upwards to create symmetry by using the tm-shift-top option. Notice also how the focused table has more items to make it larger and thus fitting with the shift.

Four column pricing tables

Four column animated pricing tables

Use the [pricing_table_animate] shortcode to animate the pricing tables. You can set the animation as fade, scale-up, scale-down, slide-top, slide-bottom, slide-left, slide-right, shake or scale. Set the delay option in milliseconds to alter the order in which they appear.

Five column pricing tables