How to build block themes with both light and dark color scheme that’s activated based on the user’s operating system preferences.
Discover the key differences between two common WordPress theme types and learn how to seamlessly integrate modern block theme features into a classic theme. This approach allows for a smooth, gradual transition to block-based functionality while retaining the flexibility and familiarity of traditional development.
Synced Patterns will soon be upgraded in WordPress 6.6 with the introduction of pattern overrides. This enhancement enables curated editing experiences, improves workflows, enforces design consistency, and more.
Whether it’s blog posts, documentation or sell copy, great typography can transform your long copy from a hard slog to a great read. In just four steps! Find out how in part 3 of the WordPress Developer Blog’s type series.
Learn how to work with custom settings in theme.json files to make CSS custom properties even more powerful.
This is the first in a series of six posts that are all about typography on the web: what does great type look like? How do you set it? And why do we care? This first post covers the language of type—basic type terminology.
How to create custom template part areas to create a nicer user experience in WordPress block themes.
A walk-through of customizing the core WordPress block styles directly in theme.json instead of using a custom stylesheet.
A walk-through of adding per-block CSS using in theme.json that covers tips, tricks, and pitfalls.
A step-by-step guide of using the “template types” feature of the Patterns API to build multiple homepage design options