Advanced Custom CSS for Elementor vs STAX Header Builder

Custom CSS for Elementor lets you add custom CSS to every Elementor widget without requiring Elementor Pro. Write widget-specific CSS using the familiar selector keyword, preview changes instantly, and create responsive styles for desktop, tablet, and mobile—all directly inside the Elementor editor. If you are searching for an Elementor CSS plugin, Elementor free custom CSS support, or a way to add CSS to Elementor widgets without upgrading to Pro, this plugin is built for exactly that workflow. With this plugin enabled, you get a dedicated Custom CSS area in the Advanced tab for each widget. You can keep styles local to a single widget, avoid global CSS conflicts, and maintain cleaner design control while editing pages. Why Use Custom CSS for Elementor? Add Custom CSS without Elementor Pro. Style individual Elementor widgets without affecting the whole page. Write widget-level CSS using Elementor selector syntax. Create responsive CSS for Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile. See live preview updates while editing in Elementor. Keep your setup lightweight with no extra configuration. Works with both Elementor Free and Elementor Pro. Features Add Custom CSS to Elementor widgets from the Advanced tab. Create widget-specific CSS without impacting unrelated elements. Use it as a free alternative when you only need Elementor Pro Custom CSS behavior. Separate responsive CSS fields for Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile. Supports Elementor selector syntax for precise targeting. Instant live preview inside Elementor editor. Lightweight plugin with zero settings pages. Compatible with modern WordPress and Elementor versions. Usage Open any page in Elementor. Click a widget you want to style. Go to Advanced > ACCE Custom CSS. Add CSS in Desktop, Tablet, or Mobile tabs. Use selector to target the current widget only. Example 1: selector { background: #000; color: #fff; } Example 2: selector:hover { transform: scale(1.05); } Example 3: selector img { border-radius: 20px; } Use Cases Quickly style CTA buttons on one landing page section. Apply hover effects to selected cards only. Create mobile-specific spacing for hero widgets. Add custom border, shadow, and typography tweaks per widget. Prototype CSS ideas in Elementor before moving to theme stylesheets. Developer Notes Default breakpoints are Tablet: 1024px and Mobile: 767px. You can override breakpoints using this filter: add_filter( ‘ACCE_custom_css_breakpoints’, function( $defaults ) { return [ ‘tablet’ => 900, ‘mobile’ => 600, ]; } ); Troubleshooting = My CSS is not applying. What should I check? = – Make sure you used selector for widget-scoped rules. – Confirm your CSS syntax is valid. – Clear Elementor and site cache after changes. – Check whether another CSS plugin is overriding the same styles. Responsive styles look different than expected. Why? Check your media query logic and verify custom breakpoints if your project overrides defaults. License This plugin is licensed under the GPLv2 or later.

Stax is a front-end drag & drop visual header builder plugin for WordPress enabling the creation of page headers in a live, visual way. This lets you focus on the look and design of your page headers, instead of tripping over the behind-the-scenes mechanics of building headers. Check out Stax Builder demos. Works with any theme Yes that is right, it doesn’t matter the theme you are using. Even more cool is that you can change the theme and you can keep your built header. Mobile/Tablet/Desktop different content & settings You won’t see this in any other builder. Just an example is to have your logo in one place on desktop and centered on mobile. You can change the content just on a specific resolution if you like or just the settings of an element. How cool is that? Live design – like it should be See live how your header looks, right at the moment of edit. Easily switch from desktop, tablet or mobile view Unlimited headers For real, you can have as many headers on your site. Change background, border, typography, make’em sticky, boxed, full-width, custom height, custom width. Deleted items history Removed an elements you now want back? Say no more, Deleted Items to the rescue STAX Builder Pro. Create a really professional header Header resize, Header Slide up, Header transparent. Different logo for resize and transparent states. Templates. Import/Export Headers. Saved Elements. Page level header. And many more. Free widgets .. for now Logo. Add a logo with lots of options to style. Menu. Add your existing WordPress menus to the header. Search. Add a WordPress search Button. Create an eye-catching button Icon. Add an icon and play with the cool options Text. A WYSIWYG text editor, just like the WordPress editor. Image. Control the size and other settings of images. Link. Add a quick link Separator. Use it to nicely separate header elements Accordion. Used for the Content area, easily create content that expands Tabs. Easily create tabbed content Divider. Separate content with the help of this element Google Map. App a Google map to your page Heading. Styled text with lot of options and typography. Spacer. Adds space between content elements And counting… Documentation and Support For documentation and tutorials go to our Documentation. If you have any more questions, visit our support on the Plugin’s Forum. For more information about features check out our website at STAX Builder. Do you like STAX Builder? Join our Facebook Group. Join our Spectrum Community. Learn from our tutorials on Youtube Channel. Or rate us on WordPress 🙂 Minimum Requirements WordPress 4.6 or greater PHP version 5.4 or greater MySQL version 5.0 or greater We recommend your host supports: PHP version 7.1 or greater MySQL version 5.6 or greater WordPress Memory limit of 64 MB or greater (128 MB or higher is preferred) Installation Install using the WordPress built-in Plugin installer, or Extract the zip file and drop the contents in the wp-content/plugins/ directory of your WordPress installation. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress. Go to your site in front-end. Press the ‘Edit with Stax’ button found at bottom-right of the page. For documentation and tutorials visit our Knowledge Base.