sandywp / plugins / make-column-clickable-elementor

Make Column Clickable for Elementor

4.9 out of 5 stars. 4.9 53 reviews

Make entire columns, sections and containers clickable in Elementor — improve navigation and user experience with just one link.

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About this plugin

Disclaimer: This plugin has no affiliation or support from Elementor Ltd., quite the opposite.

Easily make entire columns, sections and containers clickable in Elementor, not just individual elements.

Add a link to any column, section or container, and your visitors will be able to click anywhere inside it — perfect for banners, call-to-action areas, and interactive layouts.

How to use it

After installing the plugin, open the Elementor editor, select a Column, Section or Container, and under the Layout settings you’ll find a field to add your custom link.

Works seamlessly with internal and external links, Lightbox, and Elementor PRO popup triggers.

Looking for custom WooCommerce or Elementor development? Contact us at [email protected]

Questions

How does this plugin work?

The plugin adds a custom URL field to every column, section and container in the Elementor editor. Once you add a link, the entire area becomes clickable.

It works using JavaScript, so it doesn’t create a real tag. For best SEO and accessibility, we recommend also adding regular links to inner elements — ensuring both columns and default elements work perfectly.

What if I find a bug?

If you run into any issues, please open a support request here on the plugin page — we’re happy to help.

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