--- title: "February 2026 Updates:  RTL support, Elementor Atomic Elements, and a free UiChemy course coming soon & More!" url: https://uichemy.com/blog/february-2026-updates/ date: 2026-03-13 modified: 2026-04-14 author: "Sagar Patel" description: "Building websites from design should feel smooth, not like translating between two different tools. So this month, we focused on making the Figma-to-WordPress workflow smoother and more flexible inside UiChemy. From RTL..." categories: - "Blog" - "Product Announcements" image: https://uichemy.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/February-UiChemy-Updates-1024x536.jpeg word_count: 461 --- # February 2026 Updates:  RTL support, Elementor Atomic Elements, and a free UiChemy course coming soon & More! ## Key Takeaways - UiChemy supports exporting designs using Elementor's Atomic Elements system in Elementor Editor v4. - UiChemy includes RTL language support for exporting designs correctly for RTL-based websites. - UiChemy automatically maps Figma design systems to Elementor classes, maintaining consistent styles across the site. Building websites from design should feel smooth, not like translating between two different tools. So this month, we focused on making the **Figma-to-WordPress workflow smoother and more flexible inside UiChemy**. From **RTL language support to Elementor Atomic Elements compatibility**, here’s what’s new and what we’re working on next. ### 🔥 Highlight of the Month #### Elementor Atomic Elements Support (Editor v4) UiChemy now supports exporting designs using **Elementor’s new Atomic Elements system in Elementor Editor v4**. UiChemy now supports exporting designs using Elementor’s new **Atomic Elements** available in Elementor Editor v4. With this update, UiChemy can generate layouts using supported **auto-tagged Atomic widgets**, including: - Heading - Paragraph - Image - Button - SVG - Flexbox ![](https://store.posimyth.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Atomic-Elements-2-496x1024.png) UiChemy also syncs and creates Elementor classes based on your Figma design system. This includes support for: - Boxed width - Typography - Padding - Border - Border radius - Shadow - Gap - Color ![](https://store.posimyth.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Site-Feature-Image-scaled.jpg) When designs are exported using the Elementor v4 Atomic mode, UiChemy automatically applies these synced classes to the generated layouts, helping maintain consistent styling across the website. ### 🚀 Product Updates We’ve introduced a few important updates to improve the design-to-development workflow. **Key Updates** • **RTL Language Support** for exporting designs correctly for RTL-based websites • **Elementor Atomic Elements (Editor v4) support** for improved design system syncing **Workflow Improvements** Along with these, we’ve also made several **conversion improvements and export optimizations** to make the Figma-to-Elementor process smoother and more reliable. ### ⚡ Quick Win UiChemy is helping designers turn **Figma designs into WordPress websites faster**. ***“[Game-changing plugin with outstanding support!](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/game-changing-plugin-with-outstanding-support/)”** UiChemy makes **Figma to WordPress super easy** and works perfectly. The support team is kind and very helpful. Definitely a **10/10, highly recommended!*** **⭐ From a WordPress.org review** ### 😉 Did You Know? UiChemy can **map your Figma design system to Elementor classes automatically**. This means styles like **typography, spacing, borders, and colors** can stay consistent across your entire site when exported. A powerful way to maintain **design consistency without repetitive manual styling**. ## 🛠 Tool of the Month [Responsively App](https://responsively.app/) [![](https://store.posimyth.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Responsively-App.png)](https://responsively.app/) Test responsive websites faster. Responsively App lets you **view your website on multiple screen sizes at once**, making responsive testing much easier for designers and developers. A great companion when checking layouts exported from UiChemy. ### 🧠 Helpful Resource #### Free UiChemy Course (Coming Soon) We’re working on a **free UiChemy educational course** to help you master the **Figma-to-WordPress workflow**. It will guide you through **design preparation, conversion best practices, and building WordPress sites faster using UiChemy**. *Stay tuned, it will be **free for the community.*** ### 👀 Coming Next We’re currently working on several improvements to make UiChemy even more powerful. **Upcoming Updates** • RTL support expansion for **Figma → Gutenberg **• RTL support for **Figma → Bricks **• Performance and stability improvements for **Atomic Elements export** That’s all for this month. Our goal with UiChemy is simple, **make the journey from Figma design to WordPress website faster and more reliable**. More improvements are already in progress, and we’re excited to share them soon. **Subscribe our Newsletter, get Monthly & Weekly Product updates, News and more….✉️** ## Frequently Asked Questions **Q: What improvements have been made for RTL language support in UiChemy?** A: UiChemy now includes RTL language support, allowing for correct exporting of designs specifically tailored for RTL-based websites. This enhancement is crucial for maintaining design integrity in languages such as Arabic or Hebrew, ensuring that text and layout align properly. If you're working on an RTL project, this update significantly improves your workflow by eliminating the need for manual adjustments. **Q: How does UiChemy support Elementor's Atomic Elements?** A: UiChemy now supports exporting designs using Elementor's Atomic Elements system in Elementor Editor v4. This means that when you export your Figma designs, UiChemy can generate layouts with auto-tagged Atomic widgets like headings, paragraphs, and buttons. This integration helps maintain consistent styling across your website, as UiChemy automatically applies synced Elementor classes based on your Figma design system. **Q: What common mistakes do users make when exporting designs with UiChemy?** A: A common mistake is not utilizing the Atomic Elements feature in Elementor, which can lead to inconsistent styling in exported designs. Users often overlook the importance of syncing their Figma design system with Elementor classes, resulting in manual adjustments post-export. To avoid this, ensure your designs are prepared with the Atomic Elements in mind, allowing UiChemy to handle the styling automatically. **Q: Can I use UiChemy for projects that require RTL support with Gutenberg or Bricks?** A: Currently, UiChemy's RTL support is being expanded to include Figma to Gutenberg and Figma to Bricks. However, as of now, the existing RTL support is primarily focused on exporting designs to Elementor. If your project requires immediate RTL support with Gutenberg or Bricks, you may need to wait for future updates that will enhance this capability.