ReDock for Elementor
On a site that runs Elementor, ReDock for Elementor lets the agent list the widgets, read a page, change one element and regenerate the CSS.
At a glance
Section titled “At a glance”- Runs with: ReDock Desktop, on a local WordPress site that runs Elementor
- Elementor: Elementor’s classic document format. A page saved in the newer atomic format is refused, and the refusal names the page.
- Undo: A WordPress revision on every change
One element at a time
Section titled “One element at a time”The agent reads the page as Elementor stores it, addresses a single element by its own id, changes the setting you asked for and nothing else, and checks the saved page afterwards. A stale read is refused with the fresh state rather than written over.
- It lists the widgets the site offers and describes each one’s controls.
- It regenerates the page’s CSS after a change, so what is served matches what was saved.
- A page saved in Elementor’s newer atomic format is left alone, and the reason is named.
Installed only where Elementor runs
Section titled “Installed only where Elementor runs”ReDock Desktop looks at the site’s plugins and installs the companion only when Elementor is active. On a site without Elementor nothing is added.
A revision behind every change
Section titled “A revision behind every change”Writes go through Elementor’s own save, so the change appears in the page’s revisions and can be put back from there.
Elementor elements also carry their own persistent id, which is what a pinpoint uses to find the same element again after the page has been reworded.
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