MoxKit FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

No. All MoxKit widgets and template assignment work with Elementor Free 3.25.0 or newer. Elementor Pro features such as its dynamic tags still require their own licenses.

Only pages using MoxKit Full Width are replaced. Automatic assignment can apply that layout to standard pages. Posts, archives, search, 404 pages, WooCommerce special pages and custom page layouts continue using the theme.

Automatic mode selects the newest eligible published template whose display rule matches. Choose the fallback option to use a simple site-name header and copyright footer instead. If no eligible template exists, the fallback is used.

Open MoxKit > Header Footer and design your templates with Elementor containers and widgets. Use the Header & Footer Settings section on the same page to assign published templates to the MoxKit Full Width layout.

With click-to-load enabled, the player stays inside an inert HTML template until the visitor clicks Play. YouTube or Vimeo receives a request when playback is requested. With click-to-load disabled, the player may contact the provider as the page loads.

No. Header and footer templates and your Elementor page data are kept. Deleting the plugin removes only its own settings (widget and extension switches, the header/footer assignment) and the post view counts.

Choose Rank by: Most viewed (from the MoxKit Post View Counter or another view counter plugin's custom field), Most commented, Latest, Recently updated or Random. Posts without views yet are ranked by comments and then by date.

Yes. Widgets work wherever Elementor works. The header and footer builder only takes over pages that use the MoxKit Full Width layout, so your theme keeps control everywhere else.

No. MoxKit sends no telemetry and includes no remote font or icon CDN of its own. Elementor may load its configured assets independently.

Yes. All texts use the text domain moxkit-addons-for-elementor and can be translated on translate.wordpress.org or with a translation plugin.

Yes. MoxKit is GPL licensed, so you can use it on as many sites as you like, including client and agency projects.

Widgets work in both. The Liquid Glass, Notches and Custom Cursor extensions are for Containers; MoxKit Waves and the Animated Shape Divider work on Containers and Sections.

Yes. MoxKit widgets work on any page Elementor can edit, including shop landing pages. The header and footer builder does not replace WooCommerce special pages such as the cart and checkout.

Widgets are built with semantic HTML, keyboard support (menus, accordions, flip boxes, card decks) and screen-reader labels, and they respect the reduced motion setting.

Set your colors and fonts in Elementor Site Settings. MoxKit widgets use those global colors and fonts by default, and every part can be overridden in the Style tab.

Post in the support forum on WordPress.org. Include the details from MoxKit > System Info.