Summary: Integrate Core Framework with GreenShift's more advanced Class System features to allow users to register and organize their classes created in Core Framework into GreenShift Custom Class Groups or Framework Groups (see https://greenshi

Summary: Add support for registering Core Framework variables as WordPress --wp--preset--* variables in theme.json to align with WordPress standards and enable seamless integration with existing theme workflows. Problem: Currently, Core Framework c

I use WooCore for an Onlineshop. There is a code block, called Variation FIX. In this code block is this code inside: ` (function ($) { $(document).ready(function () { var originePrice = $(".wc-single-price .price").html(); $(".variati

There should be an option to keep the os default in the theme toggle, like dropdown with three options: light/dark/default. I know there is the option for the website to have the os default when you first visit the website, but once you switch via

In the end, a core framework integration with Etch is needed as I found Core to be more flexible and less opiniated than AutomaticCSS. But in the meantime, styles are working quite well. Main problem is that core framework declaration are affecting

It would be appreciated if Core also had an option to generate 8 px-based values for typography and spacing.

It would be useful to load multiple projects within a single Core instance. For example, one project for spacing, another for typography, and another for colors. This way, import/export could be limited to a specific style group without overwriting

Please work on making Core Framework work with multiple users using it without each instance or user overriding the work of another. Or segmentize Core Framework so for example when one is working on colors, it will block another instance or user to

I’d like to propose a feature that could greatly enhance the development experience: making Core Framework fully compatible with Builderius v1. Core Framework currently offers powerful tools to optimize and speed up development with Bricks Builder;

Hello, we encountered a critical error while using your plugin in combination with Bricks Builder and Tutor LMS, which we were able to debug and fix. Here's a brief summary of what happened – and how we solved it: Problem: When loading the Cours

With Divi 5 launching and including all modern css functionality and being React-based, now would be a great time to have a Coreframework-Divi Add On!

A very useful option and growth opportunity for Core Framework would be to add something similar to WpCodebox or FluentSnippets. Core Framework has already introduced Custom Stylesheets and is planning to add SCSS support. If we add support for cus

I'm looking to use Core Framework to make a fully custom personal CSS framework. I would like to be able to create my own variable naming structure.

Can we have the possibility to turn-off custom fonts? If the website uses another way to upload custom fonts it clashes with Coreframework....