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Theme.json_ Set default columns for gallery

Problem with spacing sizes in theme.json

Can nobody help here? Or is the question not understandable? I’ve already tried clamp and min/max, but can’t find a solution.

Set a default overlay color for the Core Cover block in theme.json

Unfortunately, this is not yet possible. This has been requested at https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/27809 and if you have a github account, you can subscribe to the issue and keep track of its progress.

Override base Gutenberg block default spacing in child theme’s theme.json

Use a Global Styles Filter to override the style: add_filter( ‘wp_theme_json_data_default’, function ( $theme_json ){ $new_data = array( ‘version’ => 2, ‘styles’ => [ ‘blocks’ => [ ‘core/embed’ => [ ‘spacing’ => [ ‘margin’ => [ ‘top’ => ‘2rem’ ] ] ] ] ] ); return $theme_json->update_with( $new_data ); }); An alternative that may also … Read more

Responsive rules with block themes and theme.json

They’re defined the same way they always have been, in a CSS file. Do what styling you can using the block editor and theme.json then supplement it with additional CSS in a CSS file. You can enqueue it the same was as a classic theme in functions.php, and if it’s a minor change there’s a … Read more

Theme.json: styles.typography.FontFamily renders as default font in front end but not editor

In my case the theme.json was set up correctly and behaving properly. There was an errant editor stylesheet being loaded that shouldn’t have been there adding font-family:sans-serif; to .editor-styles-wrapper which was overriding the the “var(–wp–preset–font-family–greyclif)” declaration.

Where are the full site settings stored?

When you make modifications to templates the new HTML of the template is saved as a custom post type with the wp_template post type. This is then used instead of the version stored in the theme directory. The same is true template parts, except the post type for those is wp_template_part. When you modify global … Read more

Add fontFamily object to theme.json

@TomJNowell – Thanks for this detail info, clarification and advice. I didn’t know about the new debug constant so will learn how to utilize that, and will use a child theme. I wasn’t able to fix this issue, so I spun up a new server and my font updates worked. So I’ll just abandon the … Read more

where the setting is stored in FSE, not theme.json

Gutenberg – Shadow settings not available (theme.json)

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