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Voxel Toolkit
Voxel Toolkit is a modular collection of enhancements for the Voxel theme. Rather than one monolithic feature set, it ships 67 functions, 25 Elementor widgets, and 3 custom post fields that you switch on individually — so a site only loads the pieces it actually uses.
Everything lives under a single Voxel Toolkit menu in the WordPress admin.
What's included
| Area | Count | Documentation |
|---|---|---|
| Functions | 67 | Functions |
| Elementor widgets | 25 | Widgets |
| Post fields | 3 | Post Fields |
| Dynamic tag additions | 8 modifiers, 3 methods | Dynamic Tags |
Requirements
| Requirement | Minimum |
|---|---|
| WordPress | 5.0 (tested to 6.8.2) |
| PHP | 8.1 |
| Voxel theme | Active and licensed |
| Elementor | Required for the widgets only |
Voxel is not optional
Voxel Toolkit hooks into Voxel's own APIs — post types, dynamic tags, the timeline, app events. It will not do anything useful without the Voxel theme active.
Individual functions may add their own requirements. The AI features need an OpenAI or Anthropic API key, SMS Notifications needs a Twilio, Vonage, or MessageBird account, and the FluentCRM integration needs FluentCRM installed. Those are noted on each feature's page.
How it's organised
Nothing is enabled out of the box. The workflow is always the same:
- Enable a function, widget, or post field from its tab under Voxel Toolkit.
- If it has settings, open Configure and set it up.
- For widgets, drop the widget onto an Elementor template.
Disabled features are never initialised, so leaving the majority switched off has no runtime cost.
Where to start
- Installation & Licensing — install, activate your license, and update
- The Admin Interface — what each screen under the Voxel Toolkit menu does
- Functions — all 67, grouped by what they affect
- Widgets — all 25 Elementor widgets
- Developer Reference — hooks and filters
- Changelog — what changed in each release