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Progress Bars

These modular elements can be readily used and customized across pages and in different blocks.

Explore all of Stack’s modular elements
at the Element Index Page →

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Note: The elements in this page are currently available to Visual Composer only (not Variant)
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Basic Markup

Stack’s horizontal progress bars use simple and uncluttered markup, using a simple data attribute to assign the bar its progress value.

In its most basic form the bar requires a parent .progress-horizontalelement with a child .progress-horizontal__bar element. This element requires the data-value attribute which should be assigned a numeric value from 1 – 100 (Note: there is no need to add a ‘%’ symbol to the attribute).

The label that appears below is represented by a span element with class .progress-horizontal__label

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[stack_progress full=”80″ label=”80%”][stack_progress full=”40″ label=”40%”][stack_progress full=”20″ label=”20%”]
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Modifying Appearance

Controlling the appearance of the progress bar is achieved using the following classes added to the .progress-horizontal element:

NOTE: Animated progress bars are will be added in a forthcoming update.

  • .progress-horizontal–lg – Renders a larger progress bar
  • .progress-horizontal–sm – Renders a smaler
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[stack_progress full=”40″ label=”40%” custom_css_class=”progress-horizontal–lg “][stack_progress full=”20″ label=”20%” custom_css_class=”progress-horizontal–sm”]