get_registered_theme_feature() – Function

Gets the registration config for a theme feature.

Parameters

$featurestringrequired

The feature name. See add_theme_support() for the list of possible values.

More Arguments from add_theme_support( … $feature )

The feature being added. Likely core values include:

'admin-bar'
'align-wide'
'appearance-tools'
'automatic-feed-links'
'block-templates'
'block-template-parts'
'border'
'core-block-patterns'
'custom-background'
'custom-header'
'custom-line-height'
'custom-logo'
'customize-selective-refresh-widgets'
'custom-spacing'
'custom-units'
'dark-editor-style'
'disable-custom-colors'
'disable-custom-font-sizes'
'disable-custom-gradients'
'disable-layout-styles'
'editor-color-palette'
'editor-gradient-presets'
'editor-font-sizes'
'editor-styles'
'featured-content'
'html5'
'link-color'
'menus'
'post-formats'
'post-thumbnails'
'responsive-embeds'
'starter-content'
'title-tag'
'widgets'
'widgets-block-editor'
'wp-block-styles'

Return

array|null The registration args, or null if the feature was not registered.

Source

function get_registered_theme_feature( $feature ) {
	global $_wp_registered_theme_features;

	if ( ! is_array( $_wp_registered_theme_features ) ) {
		return null;
	}

	return isset( $_wp_registered_theme_features[ $feature ] ) ? $_wp_registered_theme_features[ $feature ] : null;
}

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Version	Description
5.5.0	Introduced.

get_registered_theme_feature( string $feature ): array|null

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