Aimogen is designed to be page-builder and theme neutral. It does not render layouts, inject frontend markup, or assume a specific editor structure. Instead, it works strictly at the content intelligence layer, which makes it compatible with virtually any modern WordPress theme or builder that respects core WordPress standards.
This is intentional. Aimogen generates and edits content, not layouts.
Aimogen works cleanly with popular page builders such as Elementor, WPBakery, Beaver Builder, Divi, and native Gutenberg-based builders. Because Aimogen does not rely on custom shortcodes or proprietary builder markup, it does not break layouts or introduce formatting artifacts.
When content is generated or edited, Aimogen operates on the post content itself, exactly as WordPress stores it. Page builders remain responsible for layout, spacing, widgets, and visual composition. Aimogen does not attempt to interpret or manipulate builder-specific elements. This separation ensures that AI edits do not destabilize complex page designs.
For Gutenberg, Aimogen integrates naturally because blocks are stored as structured content. AI Content Editing modifies block content directly, and WordPress revisions handle rollback if needed. For classic-editor-based builders, Aimogen treats content as HTML, preserving structure as long as editing instructions are written responsibly and tested in the Playground.
Themes are handled the same way. Aimogen does not depend on a specific theme framework, hooks, or templates. It works with lightweight themes, full-featured themes, custom-built themes, and headless setups alike. Because Aimogen does not enqueue frontend assets that affect layout, it does not conflict with theme styling or rendering logic.
Chatbots and AI UI elements are also theme-safe. Chatbot placement is controlled through explicit rules and containers, not theme overrides. This allows chatbots to appear consistently across themes without requiring theme-specific customization. Styling is isolated and configurable so it does not inherit unintended CSS from the theme.
One important consideration is AI Content Editing with page builders. Because Aimogen edits content directly and does not provide a preview layer, you should always test editing instructions in the Playground first, especially on pages with complex builder layouts. WordPress revisions provide safety, but prevention is better than rollback.
For advanced setups, such as custom post types rendered by builders or theme templates, Aimogen behaves the same way it does with standard posts. As long as content is stored in WordPress using standard fields, Aimogen can generate, edit, and enrich it without awareness of how it will be rendered visually.
Aimogen does not attempt to optimize or adapt content based on the active theme or builder. It assumes that content quality, structure, and clarity are independent of presentation. This keeps behavior predictable and avoids fragile theme-specific logic.
The practical result is that you can change themes or page builders without needing to reconfigure Aimogen. AI-generated and AI-edited content remains valid, readable, and editable regardless of how it is displayed.
In short, Aimogen works alongside page builders and themes, not inside them. Builders control layout. Themes control appearance. Aimogen controls intelligence. Because each layer stays isolated, compatibility remains high, updates remain safe, and AI features can be used confidently across virtually any WordPress design stack.
