No coding or CSS knowledge required. Everything is managed through Elementor's familiar interface.
Yes! The fluid units are available in any Elementor control that supports "custom" units, including typography, spacing, paddings, margins, gaps and more.
Yes! The plugin works with any WordPress theme, including the default Hello theme by Elementor.
No! The plugin uses Elementor's native CSS generation system, ensuring optimal performance. The fluid calculations are done once during CSS generation, not during page load.
vw or vh?Viewport units (like vw) scale based on the entire screen width, but they have no upper or lower limit — which can lead to text or spacing being too small on mobile or too large on desktops. Fluid units in this plugin use CSS clamp() behind the scenes, which means you define a minimum and maximum value. The result scales smoothly between those values — giving you precise, predictable, and accessible designs across all screen sizes.
Yes! You can mix different units in your presets, like using "3em" as a minimum value and "160px" as a maximum value.
Yes! You can set global breakpoints or define custom breakpoints for each individual preset. The default values (360px to 1920px) are just suggestions - you can set any values that work best for your design.
Yes. On WordPress 6.9+ with the MCP Adapter plugin active, the plugin registers a fluid-design-system MCP server for managing presets and preset groups. AI agents like Claude Code can list, create, update, move, and delete presets programmatically. See the Developer Reference for connection details.
The plugin uses the CSS clamp() function, which is supported by all modern browsers, including: