Title: Atomic Framework Forge for Elementor
Author: Jim Roberts
Published: <strong>14 жніўня, 2026</strong>
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# Atomic Framework Forge for Elementor

 Аўтар: [Jim Roberts](https://profiles.wordpress.org/mijstrebor/)

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## Апісанне

#### Build and manage your Elementor design system

**Atomic Framework Forge for Elementor (AFF)** gives developers a dedicated workspace
for organizing, editing, backing up, and synchronizing the CSS variables that power
Elementor V4’s atomic architecture.

**Colors. Fonts. Numbers.** Manage your variables in one place instead of hunting
through your Elementor configuration.

**Requires Elementor and Elementor Pro.**

#### The problem

As a site built on Elementor’s new V4 Atomic framework grows, its design variables
can become difficult to see, organize, and maintain. Colors accumulate. Spacing 
values multiply. Typography settings spread across a project. Making a change can
mean searching through an increasingly complex design system.

Atomic Framework Forge gives developers a dedicated workspace for managing these
variables as an organized system: find them, organize them, edit them, back them
up, and synchronize them with Elementor — while keeping the developer in control
of when changes are written back.

#### Three types of variables, one workspace

**Colors** — Build and maintain an organized color system.

 * HEX, RGB, HSL, and alpha editing with a visual color picker
 * Generate tints, shades, and transparency variants
 * Organize into categories and sub-categories
 * Add notes and classifications to variables

**Fonts** — Keep font variables organized and accessible.

 * Manage Elementor font variables, organized by category and sub-category
 * Edit font-related CSS custom properties
 * Preview font values within the management interface

**Numbers** — Manage the numeric foundation of your design system: spacing, sizing,
gaps, radius, layout values, and other numeric CSS variables. Unit-aware editing
for px, rem, em, %, vw, vh, ch, and CSS function values (e.g. `clamp()`) when needed.

#### Organize your design system

AFF is not limited to a flat list of variables. Create your own categories and one
level of sub-categories to reflect the design system you actually use — for example,
Colors organized into Brand / Neutral / Status / Surface, or Numbers into Spacing/
Radius / Layout / Sizing. The categories are yours to define.

#### Work with Elementor — not around it

AFF reads Elementor’s V4 variable data and brings it into a dedicated management
environment: **fetch** the variables from your active Elementor kit, **organize 
and edit** them in AFF, **review** which variables are synced, modified, new, orphaned,
or in conflict, then **commit** — explicitly, when you’re ready — to write the changes
back.

#### A deliberately controlled write process

AFF is designed around a read-first workflow. Reading Elementor data does not modify
Elementor. Writing changes back is always a deliberate, user-triggered action — 
never automatic or in the background — preceded by a summary showing exactly what
will change (modified, new, and deleted variables).

**Recommended:** use AFF on a staging or local development site, and export a project
backup before committing changes to Elementor.

#### How AFF interacts with Elementor

**Read:** AFF reads global variables directly from the active Elementor kit’s _elementor_global_variables
post meta — the same authoritative data store Elementor itself uses. This happens
only when you click “Fetch Elementor Data”. It is purely read-only; nothing in Elementor
is touched.

**Write:** When you click “Write to Elementor”, AFF writes the current variable 
values back to _elementor_global_variables on the kit post — the same authoritative
data store, updated the same way Elementor itself updates it. This is the primary
and authoritative write. As a secondary, best-effort step, AFF also patches the 
active kit’s generated CSS file directly, so the page reflects the change immediately
instead of waiting for Elementor’s own regeneration on next load; if this secondary
step is skipped or fails for any reason, Elementor’s own cache-clear and regeneration(
triggered by the post meta update) still produces the correct CSS. AFF writes to
no other Elementor data.

Every write is user-triggered (no background or automatic writes, ever), preceded
by a confirmation dialog showing exactly what will change, and limited to variables
you have managed in AFF. AFF does not touch anything else in your Elementor configuration.

**Use on staging or a local development environment only.** A corrupted write could
damage your Elementor kit’s variable data. Always export a project backup before
writing to Elementor.

#### Bringing an existing Elementor site into V4?

AFF can import Elementor V3 Global Colors into your AFF project — both system and
custom colors. The four standard Elementor system colors are identified with their
familiar roles (Primary, Secondary, Text, Accent), so you never lose track of what
each color controls. Bring those colors into your V4 variable-management workflow
and map your existing color system as you rebuild your site.

#### Projects, backups, and portability

AFF supports multiple independent projects within a WordPress site. Each project
can be:

 * **Saved** — create a persistent project containing your managed variables
 * **Backed up** — every save creates a timestamped backup snapshot; up to 50 backups
   per project (configurable)
 * **Restored** — return to a previous backup from the project/backup picker
 * **Exported** — downloaded as a portable `.atfrfo.json` file
 * **Imported** — brought into another WordPress site running AFF

#### Know what changed

AFF shows status throughout the variable views, so you have visibility into the 
state of your design system before committing anything:

 * **Synced** — the AFF value matches Elementor
 * **Modified** — the value has been changed in AFF
 * **New** — the variable exists in AFF but hasn’t been committed to Elementor yet
 * **Orphaned** — AFF has a variable that no longer corresponds to current Elementor
   data
 * **Conflict** — AFF and Elementor contain differing information that needs your
   attention

#### A workspace built for developers

AFF uses a four-panel interface: a **top menu** for project, sync, print, and preferences;
a **navigation panel** for moving through Colors, Fonts, Numbers, and their categories;
the **edit space** for working directly with variables; and a **data management 
panel** for projects, backups, import/export, and Elementor sync. AFF’s own interface
supports light and dark mode, saved per WordPress user.

#### Print and PDF

AFF includes a print/PDF workflow for documenting selected portions of your variable
system — useful for client documentation, design-system reviews, or keeping a human-
readable record of your variables.

#### Designed for professional Elementor development

Atomic Framework Forge is built for WordPress developers, Elementor developers, 
freelancers, and agencies maintaining large Elementor sites or establishing reusable
design systems. If you’re building one page, Elementor may be all you need. If you’re
managing the system behind many pages, AFF gives you another level of control.

#### Where the framework is going

The current release focuses on **Variables**. Future development extends the framework
toward Elementor V4’s other atomic assets: **Variables  Classes  Components**. Classes
and Components are not part of the current 1.4.3 feature set — the goal is an increasingly
complete environment for managing the building blocks of an Elementor design system.

#### Architecture

AFF is built for future portability. The data layer contains no WordPress dependencies
and is designed to be ported to a standalone Windows or Mac application in a future
phase.

### Credits

Developed by Jim Roberts / Jim R Forge — https://jimrforge.com

## Скрыншоты

[⌊A professional workspace for managing design variables in Elementor's new V4 Atomic
framework — the full AFF interface: project navigation, variable categories, edit
area, and data management panel.⌉⌊A professional workspace for managing design variables
in Elementor's new V4 Atomic framework — the full AFF interface: project navigation,
variable categories, edit area, and data management panel.⌉[

A professional workspace for managing design variables in Elementor’s new V4 Atomic
framework — the full AFF interface: project navigation, variable categories, edit
area, and data management panel.

[⌊Build and organize a structured color system with visual editing and generated
color variants — categories, sub-categories, swatches, and status information.⌉⌊
Build and organize a structured color system with visual editing and generated color
variants — categories, sub-categories, swatches, and status information.⌉[

Build and organize a structured color system with visual editing and generated color
variants — categories, sub-categories, swatches, and status information.

[⌊Manage font variables organized by category and sub-category, with live preview.⌉⌊
Manage font variables organized by category and sub-category, with live preview.⌉[

Manage font variables organized by category and sub-category, with live preview.

[⌊Manage the numeric foundation of your design system — spacing, sizing, and layout
values with unit-aware editing, including CSS function values like clamp().⌉⌊Manage
the numeric foundation of your design system — spacing, sizing, and layout values
with unit-aware editing, including CSS function values like clamp().⌉[

Manage the numeric foundation of your design system — spacing, sizing, and layout
values with unit-aware editing, including CSS function values like `clamp()`.

[⌊Fetch variables from Elementor — including V3 Global Colors, for migrating an 
existing V3 site into V4 — and see exactly what's changed before committing anything
back: Synced, Modified, New, Orphaned, and Conflict status at a glance.⌉⌊Fetch variables
from Elementor — including V3 Global Colors, for migrating an existing V3 site into
V4 — and see exactly what's changed before committing anything back: Synced, Modified,
New, Orphaned, and Conflict status at a glance.⌉[

Fetch variables from Elementor — including V3 Global Colors, for migrating an existing
V3 site into V4 — and see exactly what’s changed before committing anything back:
Synced, Modified, New, Orphaned, and Conflict status at a glance.

[⌊AFF never silently writes changes to Elementor — a safety check reviews your commit
before it happens, including flagging any Elementor or Elementor Pro version change
since your last sync.⌉⌊AFF never silently writes changes to Elementor — a safety
check reviews your commit before it happens, including flagging any Elementor or
Elementor Pro version change since your last sync.⌉[

AFF never silently writes changes to Elementor — a safety check reviews your commit
before it happens, including flagging any Elementor or Elementor Pro version change
since your last sync.

[⌊Manage multiple independent projects, track save history, and restore previous
backups from the Project Manager.⌉⌊Manage multiple independent projects, track save
history, and restore previous backups from the Project Manager.⌉[

Manage multiple independent projects, track save history, and restore previous backups
from the Project Manager.

[⌊Generate print-ready documentation of your variable system, organized by type 
with values and swatches — ready to save as a PDF.⌉⌊Generate print-ready documentation
of your variable system, organized by type with values and swatches — ready to save
as a PDF.⌉[

Generate print-ready documentation of your variable system, organized by type with
values and swatches — ready to save as a PDF.

## Ўсталёўка

 1. Install and activate **Elementor** and **Elementor Pro**.
 2. Install and activate **Atomic Framework Forge for Elementor**.
 3. Open **AFF** from the WordPress administration menu.
 4. Create or select an AFF project.
 5. Fetch your Elementor data.
 6. Organize and manage your variables.
 7. Export a backup before committing significant changes to Elementor.

**Recommended:** perform development and Elementor commits on a staging or local
development environment.

## Часта задаваныя пытанні

### Does AFF require Elementor Pro?

Yes. Atomic Framework Forge requires both Elementor and Elementor Pro to be installed
and active.

### What version of Elementor is required?

AFF is designed for Elementor V4 and its atomic widget architecture. The 1.4.3 release
was developed and validated against Elementor 4.1.3 and Elementor Pro 4.1.1.

### Does AFF automatically change Elementor?

No. AFF reads Elementor data when you request it. Changes are written back to Elementor
only when you explicitly initiate a commit and confirm the operation.

### Does AFF modify my Elementor CSS files?

Not by default. AFF is read-first and non-destructive — it reads your Elementor 
kit data but never modifies it unless you explicitly click ** Variables** (Commit
to Elementor) in the right panel. A summary dialog shows exactly what will be written
before you confirm. When you do commit, AFF updates Elementor’s authoritative global-
variable data and uses a secondary CSS update where appropriate so changes can appear
immediately; Elementor remains responsible for its own normal cache clearing and
CSS regeneration.

### Can I undo changes?

AFF maintains timestamped project backups, restorable from the project/backup management
interface. You should also export a project backup before committing significant
changes to Elementor.

### Can I move an AFF project to another site?

Yes. Each AFF project is saved under its own folder in your WordPress uploads directory—
for example, a project named `brand-colors` is stored at `/uploads/atfrfo/brand-
colors/`, with timestamped save files such as `brand-colors_2026-08-16_09-15-00.
atfrfo.json`. Export any saved snapshot and import it into another WordPress site
running AFF to bring that project’s variables along.

### Can I import Elementor V3 Global Colors?

Yes. AFF includes a V3  V4 color migration feature that imports Elementor V3 Global
Colors, including system and custom colors.

### Can I organize variables into groups?

Yes. AFF supports categories and one level of sub-categories.

### Are Classes and Components available?

Not yet. Version 1.4.3 focuses on Variables. Classes are in beta on a separate development
line and Components are planned for a future release.

## Водгукі

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## Удзельнікі і распрацоўшчыкі

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Удзельнікі

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## Журнал змяненняў

#### 1.5.0

 * Added: Drag a category onto another to nest it as a subcategory; drag a subcategory
   out to promote it back to top-level, or onto a different category to move it 
   there.
 * Added: Category headers list their subcategory names inline; click anywhere in
   a header to collapse/expand it.
 * Fixed: Several category reorder/move actions were missing a required parameter
   and could silently fail to save.
 * Fixed: Merge Conflicts dialog showed a blank “AFF value” column due to a property-
   name mismatch; dialog also widened and its scrollbar is no longer hidden below
   the visible area.

#### 1.4.3

 * Fixed: WordPress.org review — icon SVG output now escaped via wp_kses() at the
   actual point of echo, not only upstream inside the icon-lookup helper (19 call
   sites).
 * Includes all 1.4.2 fixes: LOCK_EX file locking, ID-based Elementor commit matching,
   backup filename collision fix.

#### 1.4.2

 * Fixed: Project file writes now use LOCK_EX, preventing JSON corruption from concurrent
   writes (two tabs, an overlapping autosave) to the same project file.
 * Fixed: Commit to Elementor now matches Variables by their stored Elementor ID
   first, not name alone — renaming a Variable and recommitting now updates the 
   existing entry in place instead of silently creating a new one and orphaning 
   any class or widget already referencing the old ID.
 * Fixed: Backup filename collisions during Copy Project no longer require a blocking
   sleep() retry loop.

#### 1.4.1

 * Fixed: Critical — every AJAX endpoint (Save, Load, Sync, and all other admin 
   actions) was non-functional due to a method-naming mismatch introduced during
   the 1.4.0 prefix rename. All endpoints restored.

#### 1.4.0

 * Added: “Take a look” notify sign — rising notification pointing new users at 
   the Quick-Start guide, capped at 3 lifetime shows per user.
 * Changed: Brand assets — logo and favicon replaced with new blacksmith-hammer 
   artwork.
 * Changed: Help panel — Media Inventory Forge now shown as available on WordPress.
   org, added Fluid Button Forge as In Development, corrected stale references, 
   updated for jimrforge.com being live.
 * Fixed: Weak HTML-escape functions consolidated to the canonical, fully-correct
   implementation (security).
 * Fixed: Font-size default mismatch between PHP and the actual CSS baseline corrected.
 * Fixed: Two dead dev-only patch scripts removed from the plugin repo.

#### 1.3.0

 * Added: V3 import result modal — shows import count, Close button, auto-closes
   after 4 seconds.
 * Added: System color auto-notes — first four V3 imports receive a “System Colors:…”
   description automatically.
 * Added: Print sub-category hierarchy — sub-categories indented with gradient band
   and accent bar; swatches align under sub-category title.
 * Added: Print comments toggle — “Print comments” checkbox in print options modal;
   comments print as italic second line per variable.
 * Changed: Color expand modal restructured to two-row header (Row 1: controls; 
   Row 2: notes field).
 * Changed: Sticky group header — filter bar and status legend now pin together 
   as one unit when scrolling.
 * Changed: Print document title — removed “V4”; now reads “Atomic Framework Forge
   for Elementor”.
 * Changed: Comment field placeholder — shows “Comment” instead of “Add a note…”.
 * Changed: Informational modals (Fetch, Clean Up, V3 Import) unified into ATFRFO.
   Modal.info() helper with auto-close and Close button.
 * Fixed: App top bar scrolled off screen due to WordPress padding on #wpbody-content.
 * Fixed: Brand name title faded on scroll — fade animation removed.

#### 1.2.0

 * Added: Sub-categories — one level of sub-categories under any top-level category,
   with full CRUD and cascade collapse.
 * Added: Tints/Shades/Transparencies generated into named sub-categories rather
   than flat into the parent.
 * Added: Delete Variable button — trash icon on hover in every variable row, with
   confirmation modal.
 * Added: Status legend (Synced / Modified / New / Orphaned / Conflict) shown under
   the filter bar in all variable views.
 * Added: Print/PDF — top-bar printer button with set-selection modal; opens browser
   print dialog.
 * Added: Home icon replaces the ✕ close button on the type filter bar for clearer
   back-navigation.
 * Fixed: Delete button column overflow — PHP inline style was emitting 7 columns,
   now correctly 8 for all views.
 * Fixed: Google Fonts loaded for font preview cells.
 * Fixed: Uncategorized badge catch-all, font classification, soft-deleted variable
   counts, delete-category variables bug, scroll-to-top after delete, smart quotes
   parse error.
 * Changed: Category count badges roll up sub-category variables. New categories
   insert at top of list.

#### 1.0.0

 * Fixed: Plugin Check errors resolved — is_writable() replaced with WP_Filesystem,
   Requires PHP header aligned, hidden .gitkeep removed, filename with spaces renamed.
 * Fixed: False-positive nonce/sanitization warnings suppressed (nonces verified
   centrally via verify_request()).
 * Changed: Elementor dev version constants updated to 4.0.8 / 4.0.4.

#### 0.4.2-beta

 * Added: Elementor commit now writes to _elementor_global_variables post meta as
   the primary target; CSS file patch applied as secondary for immediate visual 
   preview.
 * Fixed: CSS variable names normalized to — prefix on Elementor commit; bare identifiers(
   sp-s) are now written as valid custom properties (–sp-s).
 * Fixed: ATFRFO now stores bare identifiers internally, preventing double-prefix
   on round-trip commit/import.
 * Fixed: Elementor V4 import preserves labels unchanged; strips only one — prefix
   per name.
 * Fixed: Renaming a category no longer causes its variables to disappear from the
   edit view.
 * Fixed: Add Category works correctly in Fonts and Numbers panels; modal handler
   now removed on close.
 * Fixed: Deleting a project clears the active display; native confirm() replaced
   with modal dialog.
 * Fixed: Project file auto-saved after Clear and Replace sync operations.
 * Fixed: Left panel category count badges now match by category_id in addition 
   to category name.
 * Fixed: Take-a-look sign image converted to true PNG with transparent background.
 * Changed: Duplicate utility methods extracted into shared ATFRFO.Utils and ATFRFO.
   Icons (Phase 1, ~520 lines removed).
 * Changed: Six category-management methods consolidated into ATFRFO.CatMixin applied
   to both Colors and Variables (Phase 2, ~290 lines removed).

#### 0.4.1-beta

 * Fixed placeholder sign background: transparent PNG areas now render against the
   page theme colour instead of showing a checkerboard pattern.

#### 0.4.0-beta

 * Numbers editing overhaul: pure number storage, autofill unit suffix on entry (
   px, rem, em, %, vw, vh, ch, x=PX), FX function mode with auto-close, invalid 
   suffix error.
 * New unitless `—` format type for Numbers (z-index, opacity, line-height, etc.).
 * Variable counts in left navigation: per-category counts on category items; total
   counts on Colors/Fonts/Numbers subgroup headers.
 * Collapse/expand all buttons on all three sets now use double-chevron icons with
   state-aware tooltips.
 * Fixed drag/drop broken on Numbers and Fonts (undefined setLower caused ReferenceError
   in strict mode).
 * Fixed scroll-to-top on Add Variable (wrong scroll container; also added preventScroll
   on focus).
 * Fixed Numbers sort header column misalignment.
 * Placeholder panel image changed from cover to contain; forge-themed arch banner
   prompts new users to read QUICK-START.md.
 * QUICK-START.md corrected: button names, step numbering, section table, stale 
   notes removed.
 * fₓ display label for FX format throughout UI (stored value remains ‘FX’ for backward
   compatibility).

#### 0.3.5-beta

 * Load Project modal: project list now shows folder structure with save count, 
   last-saved date, and inline rename. Copy and delete project actions added.
 * Fixed cross-module event contamination between Colors and Variables/Numbers views(
   drag, click, and focusout handlers now guarded per-view).
 * Fixed drag snap-back and cross-module drag switch in Numbers view.
 * Write to Elementor: auto-regenerates missing kit CSS file instead of erroring.
 * Prevented duplicate variable names (JS and PHP validation).
 * Removed forced `--` prefix while typing variable names.

#### 0.3.4-beta

 * Plugin renamed from Elementor Framework Forge (EFF) to Atomic Framework Forge
   for Elementor (ATFRFO) for WordPress.org compatibility. All internal prefixes
   updated.
 * Sync now reads Elementor kit meta directly via read_from_kit_meta(); CSS file
   parsing retained as fallback.
 * Fixed font and number category defaults not loading correctly on fresh installs.
 * Fixed two AJAX action name call sites still using eff_sync_from_elementor after
   rename.

#### 0.3.3-beta

 * Auto-regenerate Elementor kit CSS via Elementor’s CSS API when the file is missing,
   preventing 0-variable sync on fresh installs or after cache clears.

#### 0.3.2-beta

 * Fixed drag-and-drop color reorder failing when no project file was loaded (`atfrfo_save_file`
   API mismatch after versioned backup refactor).
 * Fixed column sort state not persisting when switching between Colors and Numbers
   tabs.
 * Fixed `resolve_file()` rejecting valid subdirectory paths when the project directory
   did not yet exist, causing auto-load to silently fail.

#### 0.3.0-beta

 * Versioned backup system with timestamped snapshots and two-level project/backup
   picker.
 * Right panel reorganized into five named sections: Active Project, Save & Backups,
   Elementor Sync, Elementor V3 Import, Export / Import.
 * Sync options dialog (Sync by name / Clear and replace) before pulling from Elementor.
 * Commit summary dialog showing modified / new / deleted counts before writing 
   to Elementor.
 * Elementor V3 Global Colors import from kit post meta.
 * Export and Import moved from top bar to right panel.
 * Multi-project support with per-project backup limits (default 10, max 50).

#### 0.2.3

 * Auto-select project name in Manage Project modal.
 * Elementor sync now lowercases all variable names on import.
 * Fixed stacked .atfrfo suffix in filenames.

#### 0.2.0

 * Pickr visual color picker (HEX / RGB / HSL + alpha).
 * Tint / shade / transparency generator.
 * Export / Import project as .atfrfo.json.
 * USER-MANUAL.md added.

#### 0.0.1-alpha

 * Initial release — Variables (Colors, Fonts, Numbers), Sync, Organize, Save, Commit,
   Dark Mode.

## Мета

 *  Версія **1.5.0**
 *  Апошняе абнаўленне **6 дней таму**
 *  Актыўных установак **Менш за 10**
 *  Версія WordPress ** 5.8 або вышэй **
 *  Правераны да версіі **7.1**
 *  Версія PHP ** 8.2 або вышэй **
 *  Мова
 * [English (US)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/atomic-framework-forge-for-elementor/)
 * Тэгі
 * [css variables](https://bel.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/css-variables/)[design system](https://bel.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/design-system/)
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## Удзельнікі

 *   [ Jim Roberts ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/mijstrebor/)

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