Diamond Catalogue (core skin)
Embedding the core's catalogue whole, when parity with the NivoSync theme matters more than designing your own layout.
Diamond Catalogue (core skin) puts the core's complete catalogue — filters, sort, grid, interactions — inside an Elementor page, rendered exactly as the NivoSync theme would render it.
It is the "I want the theme's catalogue, but on my page" widget.
When to use it
- You are happy with a core theme's catalogue and only want it inside a page you designed around: your hero above it, your trust row below.
- You want a second catalogue on a landing page with a different skin from your main one, without rebuilding the filters.
- You are migrating gradually and want the catalogue untouched while you redesign other surfaces first.
When not to use it
If you want to arrange the filters yourself, restyle the cards per element, or change what a card's button does, use the Diamond Loop with the separate filter widgets instead. This widget deliberately hands rendering to the core, which is exactly why it offers so little to configure.
The controls
There are two, and that is the point:
- Skin — which core theme renders it, independent of the site's active NivoSync theme. So a landing page can show the Modern catalogue while your main catalogue stays Elegant.
- Palette — light or dark, for the Default skin only.
The Modern skin in the editor
Modern lays its grid out with a masonry engine that runs in the browser. In the Elementor editor it re-arranges every time the widget is dropped or the preview refreshes, so you may briefly see the grid flicker or a card sit out of place while editing. Click anywhere outside the widget to let it settle.
On the published page it renders cleanly, once. This is an editor-only artefact of masonry plus live preview, not something your visitors experience.