To add fade-in animations to elements in Elementor when using a template kit, follow these steps:
1. Open the Page in Elementor
- Go to the page where you want to add the fade-in animation.
- Click Edit with Elementor to launch the Elementor editor.

2. Select the Element
- Click on the element (section, column, or widget) you want to animate.
- This will open the settings panel on the left-hand side.

3. Add the Fade-in Animation
- Navigate to the Advanced tab in the settings panel.

- Scroll down to find the Motion Effects section.
- Expand the Entrance Animation dropdown menu.

- Select Fade In from the list of available animations.
4. Customize the Animation
- Adjust the following options to fine-tune your animation:
- Animation Duration: Control how quickly the fade-in effect occurs (e.g., slow, normal, or fast).
- Animation Delay: Set a delay (in milliseconds) before the animation starts.
- Animation Duration: Control how quickly the fade-in effect occurs (e.g., slow, normal, or fast).

5. Preview the Animation
- Click the Preview Changes button to see how the fade-in animation looks in action.

- Scroll or interact with the page as needed to trigger the effect.
6. Apply Fade-in to Template Kit Sections
- If you’re using a section or block from a template kit:
- Insert the section or block into your page.
- Apply the same fade-in animation settings to the section, column, or individual widgets as described above.
- Insert the section or block into your page.
7. Publish or Update Your Page
- Once you’re satisfied with the fade-in effect, click Update or Publish to save your changes.
Tips for Effective Animations:
- Avoid overusing animations to maintain good website performance and user experience.
- Combine fade-in animations with scroll effects for dynamic, engaging designs.
- Test your animations on different devices to ensure smooth functionality.
By following these steps, you can easily add and customize fade-in animations for elements in Elementor using your template kit. Let me know if you need further clarification!