

Toolset Module Manager
Toolset Module Manager is a WordPress plugin for packaging your site's design elements and custom features into reusable modules. You can create modules, export them, and import them into other projects. It also includes a library of ready-made reference modules you can start from.
- Version
- 1.8.6
- Developer
- Toolset
- Type
- WordPress plugin
- Licence
- GPL
- Included in
- Every plan, or $5.59 a year on its own
What’s new in Toolset Module Manager 1.8.6
- NewAdded notification when a module requires m2m relationship to be active or migrated if old relationships exist.
What it does
Anyone who builds several WordPress sites ends up rebuilding the same pieces again and again: a portfolio grid, a testimonial slider, a members list. This plugin lets you turn layouts and custom features like these into modules. You export them from one site and import them into another, which cuts down on repeated setup work and keeps your projects consistent with one another.
Along with your own modules, you get a collection of reference modules built with Bootstrap 4 grids and cards. They cover portfolios, testimonials, members, sliders, magazine layouts, real estate listings, WooCommerce components and a messaging system, and you can filter the collection by category. Each module comes with documentation and a live demo, so you can see how it works before you add it to a site. Some modules depend on many-to-many relationships, and the plugin tells you when those need to be active or migrated.
Best for
- Agencies building many WordPress sites with shared components
- Freelancers who reuse layouts between client projects
- Toolset users building portfolio, real estate or store sites
Features
Package layouts and custom features into modules, export them from one site and import them into another to reuse your work across projects.
Start from ready-made modules such as portfolio grids, member sliders, testimonials, real estate listings, messaging systems and WooCommerce components.
The reference modules are built with Bootstrap 4 grids and cards, giving them responsive layouts that adapt to desktops and smartphones.
Browse the library by categories including Portfolio, Testimonials, Members, Slider, Magazine, Real Estate, WooCommerce and Messaging to find a fitting module quickly.
Pick from two-column galleries, three-column grids with filter options, single-column lists and sliders for presenting portfolio items.
Show testimonials as sliders, single-column lists or three-column grids with rounded images, depending on the look your site needs.
A messaging system built on a custom post type lets visitors and registered users exchange threaded messages, with inbox and outbox management.
Each module includes documentation and a live demo, so you can understand what it does and how to put it to use.
Questions about Toolset Module Manager
Can I move my own custom layouts from one site to another?
Yes. You can create modules from your own layouts and custom features, export them, and import them into other WordPress sites. This lets you build a personal library of building blocks and reuse it across projects.
What kinds of ready-made modules are included?
The reference library covers portfolio grids, member sliders, testimonials, magazine layouts, real estate listings, a messaging system and WooCommerce components. You can filter the library by category to find what suits the site you are working on.
Will the included modules work on mobile devices?
The reference modules are built with Bootstrap 4 grids and cards, which give them responsive layouts that adjust to different screen sizes, from desktop monitors down to smartphones.
What happens if a module needs relationship features my site does not have set up?
The plugin shows a notification when a module requires many-to-many relationships to be active, or when older relationships on your site need to be migrated first.
Is Toolset Module Manager free?
The code of Toolset Module Manager is licensed under the GPL, so anyone may use, change and share it. GPL Feast is a paid service: a plan or a single purchase gives you the download and automatic updates. The developer's own support, licence key and online services are not included.
Which version of Toolset Module Manager is this?
Version 1.8.6. New versions appear here when the developer publishes them, and members get them as automatic updates.
How do I update Toolset Module Manager?
Install the free GPL Feast Updater on your site and connect it with your API key. It installs new versions of Toolset Module Manager automatically and keeps a backup, so you can roll back.
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