Page section Planned
The figures that say how long and how many.
Twenty-two years. Four thousand roofs. Nine hundred five-star reviews. A row of numbers says it faster than a paragraph. This section shows the figures you enter, counting up once as they scroll into view, and holding still for anyone who prefers no motion.
Works with: Website
On the roadmap. This plugin is planned, not yet in the product. Everything below describes how it will work when it ships, and nothing here is a date.
Number Counter
PlannedA row of headline figures such as years in business, jobs completed or five-star reviews, counting up once when they come into view.
- Page section
- Placed on a page by Max or in Edit mode, styled by your branding.
You enter each figure and its label. The numbers are yours and are shown exactly as entered.
On the roadmap. This page describes how it will work when it ships.
Numbers with a little life, once.
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Counts up once
Each figure counts from zero to its value the first time it scrolls into view, then stays. It never repeats, and it holds still for reduced motion.
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Readable at every moment
Screen readers hear the final figure, not the animation. The number is text with its label, prefix and suffix.
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Two to four figures
A row of two, three or four, in your display type and colours, with an optional line of text under each.
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Your numbers, as entered
Enter the value and its unit: 22 years, 4,000+ jobs, 98% on time. The section formats the digits for the visitor's locale.
How it will work.
- Ask Max "Add a row of numbers under the hero: 22 years, 4,000 jobs, 900 five-star reviews."
- Adjust in edit mode Change a figure or its label by clicking it.
- Publish On your dev site now and on your domain when you publish.
Good to know
- The figures are whatever you enter. The section adds nothing and rounds nothing, so be truthful and keep them current.
- The count-up runs once per page view and only when the row is visible.
- Digits are formatted for the visitor's locale, so a thousand separator reads right everywhere.
Practical answers before you plan on it.
Read every answerCan the numbers update automatically?
Not in the first version. The figures are ones you enter. A "reviews" figure that reads from the Google Reviews plugin is a natural follow-up.
Does the animation bother anyone?
It runs once and stops, and it does not run at all for visitors who prefer reduced motion. Screen readers hear only the final figure.
How many figures can I show?
Two to four in a row. More than that stops being a headline and becomes a table.
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Let the numbers do the bragging.
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