I found a much better way to use Elementor's dynamic color feature

I'm pretty proud to show you this guys. It's a new way to use the dynamic color feature inside of Elementor to create a multi color menu / header within the same template. No more messing around with conditions per page. Just 1 template for the whole website with a default color and an adjustable color. I hope you like the video!

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[ronrichardson]

Using ACF it's simple to use a Check Box of colors where the choices might be:

: White
: Black
#ff0000 : Red

You can also turn on "Other" to set custom color. It works great and thanks for the video! Keep up the great work!

[laurak]

I'm soooo glad that I'm not the only person on earth who get's excited whenever elementor shows a new feature. I love this video! You're doing an amazing job with this channel. Thank you so much!!

[davidwalls]

Rino, that is an awesome use for this new Elementor functionality. I used your video on transparent headers and will be updating that website to use your suggestions. Great job!

[oscarcarlsson]

Great tutorial as usual! If your logo is an svg-file you can add it as an "inline SVG" in elementor (instead of image) and then set its color with dynamic colors directly

[linda_sue]

Excellent solution! Thank you, Rino! Edit: I've just watched it a couple more times and I had missed how you worked out the trick! How could I miss it, you were so happy with it. Thank you for sharing such a plum with us!

[iwbowden]

I really couldn't imagine a valid reason for having dynamic colours in Elementor - but now I do! Good idea and excellent tutorial.

[THE_REAL_CRE_GUY]

Rino, you are by far the best tutor and master of all things Elementor - please keep these helpful videos coming!

[hasebaa]

Very nice and clever use of dynamic Colors anc ACF. Here is a challenge for you. Design a sticky transparent header with the menu background changing color when you scroll. This will be useful to keep the header readable.

[jahidhasan]

i love his easy explanation about the topic ...stay blessed

[cbmk]

Your excitement about this new feature is very contagious. The video is very useful. Thank you very much! - From an Elementor newbie.

[wgm]

One of the best tutorials for something very useful. Well done!!

[EricaDyson]

Wow. This is wonderful. Great for posts with different categories without creating a new post template. In short, brilliant. Thanks so much.

[kevganhiga]

Thank you very much! It will save me me soo much time now that almost every client wants a transparent header. Elementor should pay you man!

[alirezaebrahimi]

I did the same solution by writing some jQuery codes, it was a fantastic experience to solve the problem.

[Jim.Hummel]

Rino, thank you!! I've been missing one little detail with ACF and you just connected the dots for me. I love your work and I REALLY love your videos!I'll definitely be adding this trick in my blueprint stack.

[webliondotpro]

Amazing Idea!!! I taught also in using it with the categorie of a post. So that every post page has color matching accent with the category it belongs to

[Owenoooo]

Really nice! Didn't even know that that's the way to put AFC at normal pages. Love this one! Thnx Rino!

[JohnScoggins]

I like you excitement in this video haha, you can tell you’re super happy about finding this out. Thanks for sharing the neat little trick with us!

[vleugjevakantie]

This is awesome! Got recommended to view your channel by the Elementor Community of FB. Not disappointed :)

[bySterling]

I can’t believe I haven’t used the ACF before and what a great way to utilize!