Carolina Nymark
Carolina Nymark
PInging @ddryo, @cbirdsong and @eric-michel, based on previous discussions I wanted to alert you of this change.
Theme: Negai. **On theme activation:** On the front, the theme.json elements styles overrides the theme.json block styles, and the result is an unexpected font size and font weight for the...
The elements help match third party `` with the button **block** style. How do I say this in English... it is the rule, not the exception, it is more common...
This is important because there are so many plugins that don't use the actual button block, and yet they rely on the theme providing the style.
I agree it is opinionated, but moving to a style that is opt-in would change the look on too many existing websites.
I don't think these should be removed without an option. Especially not if the user has not added any custom colors. (It is still not possible to add custom duotones...
How can we explain to users that the Stylesheet is used because it is required to provide WordPress with information about the theme, like the theme name and version, not...
In a way I agree that "if it is there it should work", but in this case it can't be removed even if it is otherwise empty. I also think...
Why would the Site Editor interface be preferred? (This is an actual question, not arguing ;) )
Especially when you are creating the first version of your new theme, it makes less sense for me personally to go into the Site Editor first.