Frequently Asked Questions
Responsive ControlS: FAQ
Answers to the most common questions about compatibility, features, and troubleshooting.
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Compatibility
WordPress 6.5 or higher and PHP 7.4 or higher.
Unlikely. Each block’s responsive styles are scoped to a unique class for that block only, and only apply inside the matching breakpoint.
It’s lightweight. The frontend loads one small stylesheet (under 3 KB), and only blocks that actually use responsive settings get a few scoped style rules alongside them. There’s no JavaScript on the frontend.
No. They apply on the live site at each screen size. Check the frontend and resize your browser or use device mode in your browser’s developer tools.
Your content stays intact, with no block errors. The plugin adds its styles when the page is displayed rather than saving them into your block content, so deactivating simply removes the tablet and mobile overrides. Reactivate it and they come back.
Through the WordPress.org support forum (linked above).
Features
Yes. It extends core WordPress blocks, so it works with block themes and with classic themes wherever you use the block editor.
Group (including Row, Stack, and Grid), Columns, Column, Paragraph, Heading, and Buttons.
Desktop uses the block’s own native controls, which already handle it. The plugin adds what’s missing: separate tablet and mobile values.
Not in this version. Breakpoints are fixed at 1025px and up (desktop), 741–1024px (tablet), and 740px and below (mobile).
No. Everything lives in the native WordPress block editor sidebar.
Yes, every feature. There’s no Pro version.
Yes. It’s GPL licensed, so you can use it on unlimited sites.