A powerful tool to add impressive light-weight animations to your website with a Wordpress native site editor, optimized for performance and Full Site …
Designed for the next generation WordPress websites, the plugin allows you to add light-weight Lottie animations anywhere in the Gutenberg editor, including the Site Editor and Widget editor. Also, our plugin covers comprehensive interactivity settings to set a custom behavior for your Lottie Animation, while the high-quality coding and optimisations provide future-proof functionality for you to enjoy and to impress your visitors.
Features
HOW TO USE
With some FSE themes, the animation may not be rendered within the Site Editor (not to be confused with the Gutenberg block editor) when set inside a template or template part, but it works properly on the front end regardless. This is due to the fact that the Site Editor is still in Beta state and event listeners are not properly applied. Following WordPress updates are expected to fix this.
FROM GUTENBERG EDITOR:
FROM PLUGINS AREA:
1. Log in to Admin Area of your WordPress website
2. Go to Plugins -> Add New
3. Find this plugin and click install
4. Activate this plugin through the Plugins tab
DOWNLOAD & UPLOAD
1. Download the Lottie Interactive Animation plugin (.zip file)
2. In your admin area, go to the Plugins menu and click on Add New
3. Click on Upload Plugin and choose the xpac-lottie-animation.zip file and click on Install Now
4. Activate the plugin and Enjoy!
MANUAL UPLOAD:
1. Download and upload the Lottie Interactive Animation plugin to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
Yes. It is a completely free plugin, including all of its options.
You can insert an external link or upload a JSON file from your WordPress Media or directly from inside the “Lottie Animation” block after you add it.
We follow best practices for the block development and do not add any duplicated controls that you do not need, as all is provided within the block editor. The best way to control dimension is to insert the block inside a ‘group’ or a ‘column’ blocks.
There are many online resources, including the Lottie website, that provide free and paid animations that you can use.