Radials

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

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Basic Markup

Radials are useful for a variety of purposes and are simple and easy to include in your pages. The radial element in its most basic form requires a .radial element with a data-value attribute indicating what percentage of the radial to fill.[/vc_column_text]

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Modifying Appearance

Controlling the appearance of the radial is achieved using a number of data attributes added to the .radial element as listed below:

data-size – A numeric value in pixels, controls the size of the radial
data-timing – A numeric value in milliseconds, controls the speed of the animation
data-color – A hex code value that controls the color of the progress bar
data-bar-width – A numeric value in pixels that controls the width of the bar

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90%

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See the Radials in action

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