Icon Column

A lightweight heading-plus-icon layout for feature lists, without Icon Box's bordered container.

Icon Column pairs a small inline icon with a bold title and a paragraph of text, without a box or border around it. It's a lighter-weight alternative to Icon Box for dense feature lists.

Four icon columns in a row, each with an inline icon, bold title, and paragraph

Add it

In WPBakery, click Add Element and pick Icon Column from the Highend Shortcodes category. Or use the shortcode (see Shortcode).

Settings

Icon or CharacterTexticon

An icon name (see the icon list) or a single character, shown before the title. Leave empty to exclude it.

LinkTextlink

Turns the title into a link. Leave empty for plain text.

Open link in new tab?SelectDefault: Yesnew_tab

Options: Yes, No.

AlignmentSelectDefault: Leftalign

Aligns the icon, title and text. Options: Left, Center, Right.

TitleTextDefault: My column titletitle

The bold heading shown next to the icon.

ContentEditorcontent

The paragraph text, entered between the shortcode tags rather than in a field.

Common settings

Icon Column also has Entrance Animation, Entrance Delay, and Extra class name fields (see the Elements overview).

Shortcode

[icon_column icon="hb-moon-brain" align="left" title="Smart Framework"]Built on a fast, modular framework that just works.[/icon_column]

The paragraph text is the content between [icon_column] and [/icon_column]: it maps to the Content field, not an attribute. If Icon or Character is a single character (for example $), Highend renders it as text instead of an icon font glyph.

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