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Skelementor Installation - Complete installation guide

Installation Methods

Choose the installation method that works best for your setup.
1

Download the Plugin

Download the latest version from the GitHub releases page.
2

Access WordPress Admin

Log into your WordPress admin dashboard.
3

Navigate to Plugins

Go to Plugins → Add New in your admin menu.
4

Upload Plugin

Click “Upload Plugin” button at the top of the page.
5

Select File

Choose the downloaded ZIP file and click “Install Now”.
6

Activate Plugin

Click “Activate Plugin” after installation completes.

Method 2: FTP Upload

1

Download & Extract

Download the plugin ZIP and extract it to your local computer.
2

Connect via FTP

Connect to your website using an FTP client (FileZilla, WinSCP, etc.).
3

Upload Folder

Upload the extracted skelementor-v4 folder to /wp-content/plugins/ on your server.
4

Set Permissions

Ensure the plugin folder has proper permissions (755 for folders, 644 for files).
5

Activate in Admin

Go to Plugins in WordPress admin and activate “Skelementor”.

Method 3: WP-CLI

If you have WP-CLI installed on your server:
# Download and install
wp plugin install https://github.com/rajinkhan/skelementor/archive/main.zip --activate

# Or if you have the ZIP file locally
wp plugin install /path/to/skelementor-v4.zip --activate

System Requirements

Minimum Requirements

RequirementMinimumNotes
WordPress5.8+Multisite supported
PHP7.4+128MB memory recommended
Elementorv4.0.0+ (beta 3.32.4+)Atomic Elements required
MySQL5.6+MariaDB 10.1+ also supported
  • WordPress: 6.0 or higher
  • PHP: 8.0 or higher
  • Memory: 256MB or higher
  • Elementor: Latest stable version

Pre-Installation Checklist

Before installing Skelementor, verify these requirements:
Check your WordPress version in Dashboard → Updates or Tools → Site Health.
WordPress 5.8+ is required. Older versions may experience compatibility issues.
Ensure you have Elementor v4 (beta) with Atomic Elements enabled:
1

Check Elementor Version

Go to Elementor → System Info and verify version is 3.32.4+.
2

Enable Atomic Elements

In Elementor settings, ensure Atomic Elements feature is enabled.
3

Test Global Classes

Try creating a Global Class in Elementor to verify the feature works.
Verify your server meets the minimum requirements: - PHP 7.4+ with sufficient memory - MySQL 5.6+ or MariaDB 10.1+ - Sufficient disk space for plugin files - Write permissions for plugin directory

Post-Installation Setup

After successful installation, complete these setup steps:

1. Verify Installation

1

Check Plugin Status

Go to Plugins in WordPress admin and verify “Skelementor” is active.
2

Access Admin Page

Look for “Skelementor” in your admin menu and click to access the admin page.
3

Test Interface

Verify the admin interface loads correctly with CSS textarea and import button.

2. Import Utility Framework

1

Open Skelementor Admin

Navigate to WordPress Admin → Skelementor.
2

Copy CSS Content

Open skelementor-utilities.css from the plugin folder and copy all content.
3

Paste & Import

Paste the CSS into the textarea and click “Import Into Elementor”.
4

Verify Success

Wait for the success message and check that classes appear in Elementor’s Global Classes.

3. Test in Elementor

1

Open Elementor Editor

Edit any page or post with Elementor.
2

Add Atomic Element

Add a Heading or Text element (atomic, v4) to your page.
3

Apply Utility Class

In the element’s Style tab, add a class like text-2xl font-bold to the CSS Classes field.
4

Verify Styling

Check that the styling applies correctly in the editor preview.

Troubleshooting Installation

Common Installation Issues

Possible Causes: - Insufficient PHP memory - Plugin conflicts - Corrupted download Solutions: - Increase PHP memory limit to 256MB - Deactivate other plugins temporarily - Re-download and reinstall the plugin
Error: “Elementor v4 required” Solutions: - Update Elementor to version 3.32.4 or higher - Enable v4 (beta) in Elementor settings - Check Elementor system requirements
Common Issues: - 500 Internal Server Error - Memory limit exceeded - Permission denied errors Solutions: - Check server error logs - Increase PHP memory limit - Verify file permissions (755 for folders, 644 for files)

Getting Help

If you encounter issues during installation:

Next Steps

Installation Complete! Now that Skelementor is installed and activated, you’re ready to start using utility classes in Elementor.