

BWD Dual Heading
This is a WordPress plugin that adds a dual heading element to Elementor. It lets you split a title into parts and give each part its own color or font, so headings stand out on the page. You can start from preset designs and adjust them without writing code.
- Version
- 1.4
- Released
- Aug 26, 2026
- Type
- WordPress plugin
- Requires
- Elementor
- Licence
- GPL
- Included in
- Every plan, or $3.99 on its own
What’s new in BWD Dual Heading 1.4
What it does
Plain headings can make a page feel flat, and styling two parts of one title differently usually means custom CSS. This plugin handles that inside Elementor. You place the heading element, type your text, and assign different colors and fonts to each part of the title. It suits business sites, portfolios, blogs and online shops where a section title needs a bit more visual weight.
The plugin ships with more than 30 preset designs, so you can apply a ready style and then tweak colors, fonts and responsive settings to match your theme. Headings adapt to different screen sizes and display sharply on high-resolution screens. It works with Elementor-based WordPress themes, renders consistently across major browsers, and includes a POT file for translating the plugin into other languages.
Best for
- Elementor users who want styled two-tone section titles
- Business, portfolio and blog sites needing eye-catching headings
- Designers building client sites without custom CSS
Features
Pick from more than 30 ready heading styles and apply one to a title in a few clicks, then adjust it to suit your page.
Give different parts of a single heading their own colors and fonts to highlight a word or phrase within the title.
All styling happens through the Elementor interface, so you can build styled headings without writing CSS or touching template files.
Headings adjust to phones, tablets and desktops, and they display sharply on high-resolution screens with responsive styling options available.
Your headings are built to look consistent across all major web browsers, so visitors see the same design regardless of what they use.
A POT file is included so the plugin can be localized into other languages for multilingual or non-English sites.
The plugin uses W3C validated code, keeping its output in line with web standards alongside your theme.
Questions about BWD Dual Heading
Do I need Elementor to use this plugin?
Yes. The plugin is an Elementor addon, so Elementor must be active on your site. It works with WordPress themes built on Elementor and adds its heading element to the Elementor editor.
Can I use two different fonts in one heading?
Yes. You can split a heading into parts and assign each part its own font and color. That makes it easy to emphasize a single word or phrase inside a title.
Will the headings look right on mobile devices?
The headings are fully responsive and adapt to different screen sizes. They are also retina ready, so text displays sharply on high-resolution phones, tablets and monitors, and you get responsive styling options to fine-tune the look.
Can I translate the plugin into another language?
Yes. The plugin is translation ready and includes a POT file, which you can use with standard translation tools to localize it into the language your site uses.
Is BWD Dual Heading free?
The code of BWD Dual Heading is licensed under the GPL, so anyone may use, change and share it. GPL Feast is a paid service: a plan or a single purchase gives you the download and automatic updates. The developer's own support, licence key and online services are not included.
Which version of BWD Dual Heading is this?
Version 1.4, released Aug 26, 2026. New versions appear here when the developer publishes them, and members get them as automatic updates.
How do I update BWD Dual Heading?
Install the free GPL Feast Updater on your site and connect it with your API key. It installs new versions of BWD Dual Heading automatically and keeps a backup, so you can roll back.
What does BWD Dual Heading need?
BWD Dual Heading needs Elementor installed and active.
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