How to Create & Apply WebGL Effects in WordPress — Addifect Tutorial

Learn how to create your first WebGL effect in Addifect and apply it to any WordPress page — with any builder, any theme. In this tutorial: Create a design in Addifect Studio Build your first effect Deploy it as a reusable part Apply it to any WordPress page Control size and position with CSS Use it with any WordPress builder —————————————————— APPLY FULL SIZE IN RELATIVE PARENT —————————————————— [div data-addifect-block="hero"][/div] This will fill the full size of its relative parent container. —————————————————— APPLY IN A CONTAINED BOX —————————————————— [div data-addifect-block="hero" style="width: 100%; height: 400px; position: relative;"][/div] OR add this to your column Custom CSS: position: relative; height: 400px; —————————————————— OTHER BUILDERS —————————————————— Add this to any element's custom data attribute: data-addifect-block="hero" —————————————————— OTHER BUILDERS —————————————————— Add this to any element's custom data attribute: data-addifect-block="hero" —————————————————— 🔌 Free on WordPress.org wordpress.org/plugins/addifect ⚡ Pro — $29 Founder Lifetime addifect.com —————————————————— #Addifect #WordPress #WebGL #WordPressTutorial #WebDesign