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Taxonomy List widget for Elementor

A list of categories or tags as a navigation block.

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What it actually does

A list of categories or tags as a navigation block.

render() writes HTML data attributes: data-show-on-click, data-term-id.

Some inspector controls are marked Pro in PHP (eicon-pro-icon / king-addons-pro-control). Those need King Addons Pro, not Elementor Pro.

How to add it in Elementor

  1. Install King Addons. Install Elementor and King Addons. Get King Addons from WordPress.org.
  2. Edit with Elementor. Open a page and click Edit with Elementor.
  3. Insert the widget. Search the panel for “Taxonomy List”. Typing “king” lists every King Addons widget.
  4. Set inspector controls from this widget’s PHP. Configure “Select Taxonomy”, “Hide Empty”, “Select Layout”, “Show Icon”. Style and Content tabs are listed on this page.

When to use it

Tip: After King Addons is active, type king in the Elementor search box to list every widget, including Taxonomy List.

Inspector controls from this widget’s PHP

ControlWhat the code does
General — Select TaxonomyThe chosen value is read in render() and applied on the front end.
General — Hide EmptySwitcher inspector control (`query_hide_empty`).
General — Select LayoutOptions: Vertical; Horizontal.
General — Show IconSwitcher inspector control (`show_tax_list_icon`).
General — IconIcon rendered with Elementor Icons_Manager in this widget’s HTML.
General — Show CountSwitcher inspector control (`show_tax_count`).
General — Count BracketsSwitcher inspector control (`show_count_brackets`).
General — Disable LinksSwitcher inspector control (`disable_links`).
General — Open in New PageSwitcher inspector control (`open_in_new_page`).
General — Highlight ActiveSwitcher inspector control (`highlight_active`).
Taxonomy Style (Normal) — ColorWrites CSS `color` onto the widget’s front-end markup.
Taxonomy Style (Normal) — Background ColorWrites CSS `background-color` onto the widget’s front-end markup.
Taxonomy Style (Normal) — Border ColorWrites CSS `border-color` onto the widget’s front-end markup.
Taxonomy Style (Normal) — Transition Duration (ms)Writes CSS `transition-duration` onto the widget’s front-end markup. (default 300, min 0).
Taxonomy Style (Normal) — TypographyElementor typography group: family, size, weight, transform, style, decoration, line-height, letter-spacing. Selector: `{{WRAPPER}} .king-addons-tax-list-taxonomy-list li a, {{WRAPPER}} .king-addons-tax-list…`.
Taxonomy Style (Hover) — ColorWrites CSS (a, color, span) onto the widget’s front-end markup.
Taxonomy Style (Hover) — Background ColorWrites CSS (a, background-color, span) onto the widget’s front-end markup.
Taxonomy Style (Hover) — Border ColorWrites CSS (a, border-color, span) onto the widget’s front-end markup.
Taxonomy Style — PaddingWrites CSS `padding` onto the widget’s front-end markup.
Taxonomy Style — MarginWrites CSS `margin` onto the widget’s front-end markup.
Taxonomy Style — Border TypeWrites CSS `border-style` onto the widget’s front-end markup. Options: None; Solid; Double; Dotted; Dashed; Groove.
Taxonomy Style — Border WidthWrites CSS `border-width` onto the widget’s front-end markup.
Taxonomy Style — Border RadiusWrites CSS `border-radius` onto the widget’s front-end markup.
Icon — ColorWrites CSS (color, fill) onto the widget’s front-end markup.
Icon — SizeWrites CSS (font-size, width, height) onto the widget’s front-end markup. (min 0, max 50).
Icon — SpaceWrites CSS (i, margin-right) onto the widget’s front-end markup. (min 0, max 50).

Content and Style tabs from this widget’s PHP, including repeater fields and group controls (typography, background, border, shadow). Elementor’s Advanced tab is core Elementor and is not listed here.

FAQ

Which Taxonomy List options need King Addons Pro?

Controls marked with the Pro icon in this widget’s PHP. King Addons Pro is a separate license from Elementor Pro.

How do I add Taxonomy List in Elementor?

Install King Addons and Elementor, edit a page, search the panel for “Taxonomy List”, drag it onto the canvas, then set Content and Style.

Do I need Elementor Pro?

No. King Addons runs on free Elementor. Some King Addons options (for example template-in-accordion, extra popup conditions, parts of the template catalog) need King Addons Pro — not Elementor Pro.

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