Advanced Custom CSS for Elementor
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.
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Visibility Controls for Editor Blocks
Visibility Controls for Editor Blocks adds native visibility settings to the WordPress block editor, so you can hide or show Gutenberg blocks based on screen size and user login status without writing custom CSS. Use it to hide blocks on mobile, tablet, or desktop, show different content to logged-in users and guests, and fine-tune responsive layouts with your own breakpoints. The controls appear directly in the block editor sidebar, so you can manage visibility while editing your content. On WordPress 7.0 and newer, the device controls stay in sync with the editor’s built-in Hide block modal, so changing Hide on Mobile, Tablet, or Desktop in either place updates the same block visibility setting. The plugin works with regular Gutenberg blocks and modern dynamic blocks, including block theme and site editor contexts. Need more advanced conditional visibility? Visibility Controls for Editor Blocks Pro adds user role visibility, date and time scheduling, URL/query parameter rules, and an optional cache-friendly frontend mode for scheduled and URL-based rules. Key Features: Device visibility controls: Hide blocks on mobile, tablet, or desktop. Login status visibility: Show or hide blocks for logged-in users or non-logged-in visitors. Custom breakpoints: Define what counts as mobile and tablet for your own theme. WordPress Hide block sync: Keep device visibility controls aligned with the built-in Hide block modal in WordPress 7.0 and newer. No custom CSS needed: Manage block visibility directly from the editor sidebar. Gutenberg integration: Visibility options appear where you already edit block settings. Dynamic block support: Works with server-rendered blocks, block themes, and modern WordPress layouts. Pro Features: User role visibility: Show or hide blocks for selected WordPress user roles. Date and time scheduling: Display blocks only during a selected time window. URL and query rules: Show blocks only when a URL parameter is present or matches a specific value. Cache-friendly frontend mode: Optionally evaluate scheduled and URL rules in the visitor browser for cached pages. Role list control: Choose which WordPress roles appear in the block editor controls. Ideal For: Content creators who want to hide large or secondary blocks on smaller screens. Site owners who want to show different calls to action to guests and logged-in users. Designers who need responsive Gutenberg layouts without writing one-off CSS. Developers and agencies who want simple block visibility controls for client sites. With Visibility Controls for Editor Blocks, you can keep one clean editor workflow while tailoring the frontend experience for different devices and visitors. Video tips for using the Visibility Controls for Editor Blocks plugin: License This plugin is licensed under the GPLv2 or later. You can find more information at https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html.
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