# Block: Agent Collection

When creating a page with Elementor, please search elementor with name **"Block : Agent collection"** widget.

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Next, drag this element to widget and it will display option for you:

\+ Agents search collection : Display all options to choose for search form

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\+ Carousel Options: Set how many slider are scrolled per wipe

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\+ Carousel additional options: Set up more function for search

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\+ Query: Set how many posts per page, and sort of posts.

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\+ Style tab: it will display all functions to config.

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With advanced tab: it will display all configs for you input.

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Front-end look like :

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