Attention WordPress themers — there is…

ByDan Knauss Posted on Updated on

Attention WordPress themers — there is a call for testing theme.json for Full Site Editing. 🧪

The theme.json file contains settings to enable or disable theme features and set default styles for a website and its blocks. It’s all done in a consolidated and canonical way.

Anne McCarthy describes theme.json as “a big part of what makes block themes so powerful as it allows for finer-grained control and introduces the first step in managing styles for future WordPress releases.”

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