TechnologyWisdom Process Flow Timeline for Elementor
TechnologyWisdom Process Flow Timeline for Elementor
Description
TW Process Flow Timeline for Elementor adds a lightweight process timeline to Elementor. After activation it imports a ready-to-use template into the Elementor Template Library. You insert that template, keep the hook classes, and the plugin draws a vertical progress line as visitors scroll.
This is a genuinely free plugin. The template, the progress line, and the editor workflow are all included. There is no paid upgrade, no tracking, and no external service.
Why this plugin?
Elementor makes the process steps easy to design. The missing piece is a progress line that stays aligned with the real icons as the layout changes. Hard-coded pixel offsets break as soon as you add a step or change padding.
This plugin measures the first and last process icons and draws the line between them. A gray track fills with black up to the middle of the viewport as visitors scroll.
Features
Elementor template
- A bundled Flexbox Container template imported into Templates Saved Templates
- Demo process steps you can edit, duplicate, or remove in the Elementor editor
- No HTML, CSS, or JavaScript widgets required inside the template
Scroll progress line
- Gray track (
#d9d9d9) with a black fill - 5px centered line
- Line runs from the center of the first icon to the center of the last icon
Performance & privacy
- Vanilla JavaScript, no jQuery, no extra libraries
- CSS and JS load only on pages that contain the timeline
- No analytics, no telemetry, no remote requests
Security, Privacy & Accessibility
- CSS and JavaScript ship uncompressed so reviewers can inspect them
- The plugin does not collect, store, or transmit personal data
- Uninstalling the plugin stops the progress line. The Elementor template stays in your library so your layout is not deleted
- The progress line is marked
aria-hiddenso screen readers skip the decorative track
Requirements
This plugin requires the free Elementor plugin, version 3.16 or later. Elementor Pro is not required.
The bundled template uses Elementor Flexbox Containers. If Containers are disabled on an older site, enable them in Elementor Settings Features.
Source
JavaScript and CSS ship uncompressed and human-readable in assets/js and assets/css. There is no build step.
Usage
Keep these CSS classes if you customize the layout:
tw-pftfe-timelineon the timeline containertw-pftfe-iconon each step icon widget
The plugin injects the decorative line and loads its assets automatically.
You can change the look in the Elementor editor: card colors, text, buttons, and any other styling. You can also rewrite the wording and add or remove steps. The progress line follows the first and last icons automatically. It stays behind the icons and does not block clicks.
The plugin does not insert the template into existing pages automatically.
Installation
Automatic installation
- Go to Plugins Add New in your WordPress admin
- Search for “TechnologyWisdom Process Flow Timeline for Elementor”
- Click Install Now, then Activate
- Confirm Elementor is installed and active
After activation
- Open Templates Saved Templates (or the Template Library in the Elementor editor)
- Find the imported Process Flow Timeline template
- Insert it into an Elementor page
- Edit the steps in Elementor as needed
Screenshots

Screenshot 1: Shows the Process Flow Timeline template automatically imported and available in the Elementor Template Library after plugin activation.

Screenshot 2: Shows how to edit the ready-to-use template in Elementor and customize the process steps, content, colors, and overall layout.

Screenshot 3: Provides a step-by-step guide for using the plugin, including template setup, required CSS classes, and important usage notes.
Faq
No. It is designed to work with Elementor Free.
No.
No. All assets are bundled with the plugin and load only on pages that use the timeline.
Yes. Open the template in Elementor and change colors, text, buttons, and other styles to match your site. You can also add or remove steps. Keep the timeline and icon CSS classes so the progress line can find the layout.
No. The import is idempotent. If the imported template is later deleted, the plugin can recreate that bundled template once on a later activation.
No. The saved Elementor template stays on your site. After you delete the plugin, the progress line stops working because that feature belongs to the plugin. Your step layout and text remain so you can keep or edit the template.
Reviews
Changelog
1.0.0
- Initial release.