yes yes yes 🙌

How does this not work? Very irritating and forces you to do some hacky styling.

is this going to be made? Seems pretty big to not be able to do this.

Hoping this will be looked at soon! This really helps in perfecting design.

ditto. really hope this happens soon.

When is this going to be added? This is necessary for accurate layouts. Using percentages sucks and having a consistent layout across browsers is impossible without calc() support.

As the article brings out:

The most useful ability of calc() is its ability to mix units, like percentages and pixels. https://css-tricks.com/a-couple-of-use-cases-for-calc/

I think more people would vote for this if they knew it existed...

I've run out of votes, but this would be really useful.

Are there any updates? This feature is very useful for create the layout of a page.

yes please. super helpful

Please make this happen. It would help to create a more creative awards websites

I just switched from code to Webflow, and although I'm very impressed, I'm also disappointed that lots of things (pseudo-elements, cascading styles, object-fit, visibility and CSS Calc()) aren't available.

This is SO USEFUL. I use it all the time in code to calculate custom containers. If only more people would know about this.

An alternative angle: https://wishlist.webflow.com/ideas/WEBFLOW-I-1438

YES! This is a big thing for me.

webflow without calc() is a downer, indeed

Need this ASAP :)

Yes please.

Yes! Please Yes! This would be a killer addition.

small things - like this one - adds up to make Webflow mature. 

Can we still vote on this? 

Yeeehaaw. Will this happen? Calc party still on?

It blows my mind that this isn't possible. Please stop adding other features until you add the ability to use calc().

Absolutely yes.

yes

Definitely needed when a header is positioned fixed and you need the height of page sections to be 100vh - headerHeight...

This would be brilliant, especially directly in the style panel. Just like choosing units, it would be awesome to be able to choose "custom" and then input your own values.

Loads of use cases, but it would be super helpful for mobile when using viewport units where the browser chrome on first load isn't taken in to account for the calculation, so content can extend lower than intended until the user scrolls.

Also as Takeaki mentioned... being able to subtract the height/width of fixed elements automatically.

More than a year has passed, but this has not been done !!!

We are crying...