The team is now working on the WordPress Interactivity API. This unblocks the same UX Frontity framework enabled but directly in WordPress Core, fully compatible with the new Site Editor.
Pages built with page builders like Elementor , Page Builder by SiteOrigin , CoBlocks and the likes can be fetched into Frontity apps. However, like we do with Gutenberg in frontity.org, you’d need to import the builder’s styles into the Frontity application.
In frontity.org, we saved the Gutenberg styles in a folders, imported it and included it with the <Global /> component in Frontity.
To use the page builders styles in Frontity, you’d have to copy the css files from the plugin directory into your Frontity project. In the case of Elementor, the styles can be found in wp-content/plugins/elementor/assets/css folder.
Thanks @juanma I will try same and get back to you if any issue.
Is there any document where i can check how to include new css in our frontity ?
Thanks
Kent8
If anyone has more information and experience using Elementor with Frontily, it would really be appreciated
It would be great to be able to design or update pages with Elementor and use the design in React.
Kent9
Or can we implement something like this into Frontity?
as creating its own Frontity Builder??
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Kent10
Here are also plenty of useful information:
luisherranz11
Do Elementor blocks need JavaScript/jQuery or only CSS?
Kent12
Hi, I’ll ask our developer to connect with you… perhaps we together can figure out a way to use Elementor or create our own standalone page builder product for Frontity
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popat.jitendra13
Thanks for quick response yeh wish we can develop something similar or good editor with frontity compatibility Good luck to Team … I am learning too Thanks
ujjaval.barot15
yes it uses jquery for some dynamic styled sections
luisherranz16
Then I guess you would have to replicate those in React.
mateusneves17
Elementor in addition to the native css files, also creates css files dynamically for each page built with it. So the job of importing these files into Frontity will be a little complicated.