Theme Handbook | Developer.WordPress.org
Welcome to the WordPress Theme Developer Handbook, your resource for learning all about the exciting world of WordPress themes. The Theme Developer Handbook is a repository for all things WordPress themes. Whether you’re new to WordPress themes, or you’re an experienced theme developer, you should be able to find the answer to many of your theme-related questions right here. In this handbook, you
Enqueueing assets in the Editor – Block Editor Handbook | Developer.WordPress.org
This guide is designed to be the definitive reference for enqueueing assets (scripts and styles) in the Editor. The approaches outlined here represent the recommended practices but keep in mind that this resource will evolve as WordPress does. Updates are encouraged. As of WordPress 6.3, the Post Editor is iframed if all registered blocks have a Block API version 3 or higher and no traditional met
Everything you need to know about spacing in block themes
In design, spacing is everything. Too little of it, and your text gets cramped and tough to read. Too much of it, things start to feel like they’re floating away. As with most things in life, you need a balance, and when you’re building a website, spacing plays a crucial role in accomplishing that. Traditionally, web designers handled spacing in a stylesheet. Some designers would spend hours metic
Templates – Block Editor Handbook | Developer.WordPress.org
A block template is defined as a list of block items. Such blocks can have predefined attributes, placeholder content, and be static or dynamic. Block templates allow specifying a default initial state for an editor session. The scope of templates include: Setting a default state dynamically on the client. (like defaultBlock) Registered as a default for a given post type. Planned additions: Saved
What Is a Theme? – Theme Handbook | Developer.WordPress.org
A WordPress theme represents the design of your website. It can control everything from colors, to fonts, to the entire layout. In essence, what you see when viewing the front-end of your site is shaped by the theme. Templates from the default Twenty Twenty-Two theme. There are 1,000s of free WordPress themes in the WordPress.org Theme Directory and even more from third-party directories and shops
Block Editor Handbook | Developer.WordPress.org
Welcome to the Block Editor Handbook. The Block Editor is a modern paradigm for WordPress site building and publishing. It uses a modular system of blocks to compose and format content and is designed to create rich and flexible layouts for websites and digital products. The Block Editor consists of several primary elements, as shown in the following figure: The elements highlighted are: Inserter:
wp db – WP-CLI Command | Developer.WordPress.org
Unless overridden, these commands run on the after_wp_config_load hook, after wp-config.php has been loaded into scope. Examples # Create a new database. $ wp db create Success: Database created. # Drop an existing database. $ wp db drop --yes Success: Database dropped. # Reset the current database. $ wp db reset --yes Success: Database reset. # Execute a SQL query stored in a file. $ wp db query
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Core Blocks Reference – Block Editor Handbook | Developer.WordPress.org
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Global Settings & Styles (theme.json) – Block Editor Handbook | Developer.WordPress.org