List Sticky Header Effects is a WordPress ability from Sticky Header Effects for Elementor — usable via Easy MCP AI, which connects Claude, ChatGPT, and any AI assistant to your site.

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List Sticky Header Effects

Read-only

Return the full catalogue of available sticky-header effect settings, their types, defaults, and allowed values.

Requires the Sticky Header Effects for Elementor plugin on WordPress 6.9+ for the Abilities API — the plugin's includes/abilities/class-she-abilities.php registers its abilities only when wp_register_ability() exists, and is a no-op on older cores. Each ability is additionally gated by a WordPress capability check: list-effects and validate-demo require edit_posts / edit_post on the target post, apply-settings requires edit_post on the target post, and create-demo requires both edit_theme_options and publish_posts. Abilities operate on Elementor templates/pages, so the target post must already contain Elementor data (_elementor_data) for apply-settings and validate-demo to act on it.

What it does

This ability returns the plugin's sticky-effect settings catalogue keyed by setting name, sourced directly from Abilities::get_setting_schema() — the same schema that drives the Elementor control panel. Each entry includes a human-readable label, its control type (switch, slider, select, color, or devices), any enum/options list, and its default value, covering settings like transparent (enable sticky), scroll_distance, shrink_header, blur_bg, bottom_shadow, and hide_header. It takes no input. The plugin's own documentation states this should be called first so that other abilities (apply-settings, create-demo) only receive valid setting keys and values, rather than guessing at raw Elementor control names.

See it in action

You ask your AI assistant

"What sticky header effects and settings does this plugin support, and what are their default values?"

Returns

An object with a 'count' integer and an 'effects' object keyed by setting name (e.g. transparent, scroll_distance, shrink_header, blur_bg, hide_header); each effect entry includes its key, a tier of 'free', the applies_to element types (section, container), a label, control type (switch, slider, select, color, or devices), allowed enum/options where applicable, and default value.

Permission

The current user must have the edit_posts capability.

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