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TokenForge

Name: TokenForge
Author: Prista Digital

Design tokens, fluid scales, utility classes, contrast and accessibility checks for any WordPress site, with Bricks and WooCommerce support.

TokenForge ranks #69,166 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #329 of 765 in the Accessibility category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 29, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1

v0.54.0 Current Version v0.54.0

Updated 3 days ago Last Update on 29 Oct, 2026

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Plugin Details

Version: 0.54.0
Last Updated: Oct 29, 2026
Requires WP: 5.9+
Tested Up To: 7.1
PHP Version: N/A
Author: Prista Digital

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about TokenForge

No. TokenForge works on any WordPress site: the stylesheet loads on the front end and in the block editor. The builder tools switch on only when the Bricks theme or plugin is active.

TokenForge writes one static stylesheet, so no CSS is built while a page loads. You can print it inline (no extra request) under Options, Performance, and switch off any section you do not use. Under Options, Utility framework, you can leave out the utility classes your site does not use. With WooCommerce, the shop styles are in a second file that loads only on pages that show the shop.

Yes. While WooCommerce is active, TokenForge styles the shop, product, cart, checkout and account pages, the builder's shop elements and the WooCommerce blocks with your tokens. Every part has its own switch under WooCommerce. With a block theme, the product price, sale badge and rating blocks can take their look from global styles.

Set WooCommerce, Shop pages, Load shop page styles to On every page. Developers can also decide per page with the tokenforge_woo_shop_styles filter.

Most come from your settings: Colors makes the colour families, and Typography, Spacing, Layout, Borders, Icons and Effects make their own variables, all when the stylesheet is built. The Tokens screen lists every variable with the part that makes it. Add your own tokens with + Add token, in a built-in category or one you name yourself. A token with the same name as a variable a setting makes replaces it; Use settings removes copies that only repeat a setting.

Yes. See the switching guide below.

Open TokenForge, then Import, export & reset. Press Import from Automatic.css and confirm. The import merges into your settings: colours, scales, layout, typography, buttons, cards, components, overlays and fonts come across. If a token has the same name as one you already have, the imported value replaces it. Read the message that follows. It gives the number of variables and settings imported. Check Colors, Typography and Accessibility, then look at a few pages on the front end and in the builder. Move any custom CSS into your builder's own CSS box. Custom CSS is not imported. If something is wrong, open Import, export & reset and use the settings history to put back the copy from before the import.

Yes, in two places. Add CSS to the builder's own custom CSS box (in Bricks, the theme style's Custom CSS), or to your theme's Additional CSS in the Customizer. Developers can also add SCSS from code with the tokenforge_global_scss filter, shown under Developers in the description.

Deactivating stops the stylesheet from loading; your settings stay. Deleting the plugin removes its settings, the generated stylesheets and the variables, colours and classes it added to Bricks. Font files you uploaded stay in uploads/tokenforge/fonts/, because other CSS may still use them. On a multisite network, uninstall cleans every site.

Only what your forms ask for. On your server, a form with a send limit keeps a count of its sends, and a form limited per user keeps the time of each signed-in user's last send in their user data. A form with the Update meta action writes the answers you map to the post or user meta you choose, and the Add to cart action puts the answers you allow on the cart item and the order. Two things stay in the visitor's own browser (local storage): their light or dark choice when you show the dark mode switch, and, only for forms where you turn on Remember answers on this device, what they typed until the form is sent. Passwords, files and hidden fields are never kept, and the saved answers are removed after a successful send. Deleting TokenForge removes its counts and the per-user send times.