Pixelgrade Assistant

Changelog

2.3.2

  • Starter imports now preserve every saved, schema-backed Style Manager choice, including motion settings that remain dormant until Pixelgrade Plus is licensed.
  • Fix: invalid range and choice artifacts left by earlier or interrupted imports are repaired after import without disturbing reset or undo state.
  • Fix: Pile LT now imports its placeholder and source media, inline images, site logo, project templates, template parts, and footer reliably—even when old markup carries a stale attachment ID.
  • Fix: imported pages retain their assigned block templates when the matching template is imported later in the starter process.
  • A redesigned first-run Home and starter apply flow makes choosing a design, following progress, and continuing after completion clearer.
  • Updated the WordPress JavaScript toolchain and patched dependency vulnerabilities.

2.3.1

  • Starter Sites imports are more resilient to undeclared commerce content, unavailable layout units, media edge cases, and interrupted full-site runs.
  • The starter composer now opens with the Full site preset, explains re-applying inline, shows useful feature tags, and offers clear next steps after a successful apply.
  • Fix: canonical plugin installs are preferred over renamed backups, and account/theme configuration stays safe during early WordPress bootstrap.

2.3.0

  • New onboarding: an essentials-first Site Setup checklist can install or activate Anima LT, Style Manager, and Nova Blocks from one place.
  • Design previews: Styles now shows live, site-specific color and typography previews that refresh with Style Manager changes.
  • Companion extensions: new contributed sections for Styles and Setup, plus setup-readiness checks that participate in the overall status.
  • Starter imports now repair missing media on re-import, skip unavailable optional taxonomies, and exclude locked WooCommerce content and settings while preserving server-side enforcement.

2.2.2

  • Service infrastructure: functional Pixelgrade requests now use a documented first-party site registry with explicit URL/stack context and aggregate service reporting.

2.2.1

  • Fix: remote theme-configuration lookups are now strictly rate-limited with a cached fallback, eliminating the excessive background requests to pixelgrade.com that some installs generated.
  • Fix: a PHP 8.2 deprecation notice (dynamic property) in the navigation menu integration.
  • Fix: the editor docs launcher now uses WordPress core’s interface package, avoiding a duplicate core/interface store warning in the Site Editor.
  • Onboarding: a failed starter import can be retried right from the error state, without re-asking the “already imported?” confirmation.
  • Onboarding: after a full starter import, the default WordPress sample content is moved to trash and the Layouts card correctly reflects the import.
  • Onboarding: recommended plugins now install inline within the starter apply flow, a Get Started checklist guides the free path, and the duplicate “Install Plugins” menu item is gone.
  • Smaller release package — internal development docs are no longer bundled.

2.2.0

  • Fix: Anima LT is now recognized out of the box — the free WordPress.org build no longer comes up unrecognized, so starter sites, recommended plugins, and the setup wizard all work as intended.
  • Style Manager now appears alongside Nova Blocks as a recommended companion, so the full free Pixelgrade LT stack sets up in one pass.
  • New home: the whole experience now lives under Appearance → Pixelgrade Design — a calmer hub organized into Home, Design System, Starter Sites, Layouts, Page Patterns, Setup, Account, and Help.
  • Starter Sites: pick a free Anima LT starter (Hive, Rosa, Mies, Felt, Julia, or Pile LT), preview it, and choose how much of it to apply.
  • Layouts: browse and apply individual templates and parts with live previews, without importing a whole site.
  • New: Page Patterns — add ready-made page designs to your site.
  • Help & Docs: a redesigned Help tab and a floating documentation window that follows you across the dashboard and opens articles right where you are working — no new tabs.
  • Account: optional, account-free by default; connect a free Pixelgrade account for support when you want it, and it coexists cleanly with Pixelgrade Care.
  • Plenty of clearer, jargon-free copy throughout, plus performance and reliability improvements to previews and starter imports.

2.1.0

  • New: Pixelgrade Docs sidebar – browse, search, read, and rate your theme’s documentation right inside the block editor.
  • Finished moving account and license features out to the optional Pixelgrade Plus companion; the free plugin is now fully account-free.
  • Added extension points so companion plugins (like Pixelgrade Plus) can build on the dashboard cleanly.
  • The starter content card now always shows, regardless of any leftover connection state.
  • Fixes: bundled translations now load correctly; in-dashboard documentation resolves to the right theme; hardened starter-content downloads against unexpected sources.
  • Under the hood: modernized the build toolchain (Node 20 LTS, Dart Sass) and cleared all dependency security advisories.

2.0.0

  • Reborn as the free, community-first companion for the Pixelgrade LT stack (Anima LT, Style Manager, and Nova Blocks).
  • No account and no license required — install the recommended free plugins from WordPress.org and import starter content right out of the box.
  • Removed the legacy in-dashboard support overlay, the external-plugin installer, and the account/license machinery. Premium design tools now live in the optional Pixelgrade Plus companion.
  • Calmer dashboard — the header reflects your theme’s health, with no connection nags.
  • Added a clear “External services” disclosure; usage data is strictly opt-in and off by default.
  • Lighter, faster admin bundle. Now requires WordPress 5.9 and PHP 7.4.

1.4.0

  • Fixes and improvements throughout the plugin dashboard
  • Prevent updates to unsupported version of plugins that our themes rely upon (e.g. Nova Blocks, Style Manager).
  • Update node packages to their latest version
  • Ensure compatibility with the latest WordPress 5.9.3.

1.3.5

  • Tested with the latest WordPress 5.8.3.
  • Better compatibility for themes based on the Classic Editor.

1.3.4

  • Fixes for starter content (demo data) importing process.
  • Minor styling and copy improvements.

1.3.2

  • Fixes for starter content (demo data) importing process.
  • Minor styling and copy improvements.

1.3.1

  • Improvements and fixes to the theme update notice.
  • Minor styling and copy improvements.

1.3.0

  • Better starter content (aka demo data) management.
  • Added support for multiple starter content sources (if available).
  • Added starter content import logging field so you can see what is going on.
  • Minor styling and copy improvements.

1.2.1

  • Fixed a couple of bugs related to the new recommended plugins management.
  • Fixed an issue related to the setup wizard page showing “no access”.

1.2.0

  • Better recommended plugins management.
  • Fixed a couple of edge cases regarding setup wizard.
  • Force all recommended plugins to be recommended, not required.
  • Updated npm packages to the latest versions.

1.1.5

  • Better handling for error during the import of the starter content (demo content).

1.1.4

  • Added notification for feedback/rating.

1.1.2

  • Fixed an issue with importing demo content images.
  • Fixed an issue with activating recommended plugins
  • Fixed some JS errors.

1.1.1

  • Minor fix for better theme compatibility.

1.1.0

  • Added the “Recommended Plugins” section to the dashboard also
  • Compatibility and stability improvements
  • Updated npm packages to latest versions
  • Minor styling improvements

1.0.0

  • Let’s rock!

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Author
pixelgrade
Version:
2.3.2
Last Updated
July 25, 2026
Active Installs
2000
Requires
WordPress 5.9
Tested Up To
WordPress 7.0.2
Requires PHP
7.4

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