Developer guidelines

New styles in an widget
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1. Go file -> wp-content/plugins/element-path/includes/classes/class-functions.php
2. Go function -> get_widgets()
3. Go an widget, say elmpath_accordion
4. Currently 6 styles there, `'styles'     => 6,` To add a new style and increase the value to 7
5. Now look at the `'views'` You can add a new template to render the new styles markup, example: `'7' => 'template-5',` or
    you can manage the template rendering with if logic in the existing template: `template-1``.
    Leaving empty will render the default template: `template-1`
6. Now add a file if you wish to add a new markup inside this folder: `wp-content/plugins/element-path/widgets/accordion/views/` as `template-5.php`



New widget
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1. Go file -> wp-content/plugins/element-path/includes/classes/class-functions.php
2. Go function -> get_widgets()
3. Add an array element as like the existing elements in this array `$widgets` and configure the keys
    Example:
        'elmpath_accordion_new'  => [
            'title'      => esc_html__( 'Accordion New', 'element-path' ),
            'icon'       => 'eicon-accordion',
            'keywords'   => [ 'accordion-new', 'toggle', 'collapse' ],
            'styles'     => 4,
            'views'      => [
                '2' => 'template-2',
                '3' => 'template-2',
                '4' => 'template-3',
            ],
            'class_name' => 'ELMPATH_Accordion_new',
            'type'       => 'self',
        ],

4. Add a folder inside widgets (Folder named must be according to the previous example: accordion-new)
6. Add files according to view. Following the example, there should have 4 files (template-1.php, template-2.php, template-3.php, template-4.php)
7. Add a file for the main class inside the root of created folder `accordion-new`. File should be `widget.php`. I suggest look at any of the existing widget class and configure it.