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theme.json custom CSS tutorial #97
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Beginning work on this here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JePD4Cb0MnHP50IdU18WEY7zsxYl_YbB3vZ94PcMo0Q/edit?usp=sharing |
The first draft is now ready for review in a Google Doc. Note: I still have a screenshot I need to update, but it shouldn't affect the content of the post. |
Excellent! I’ll be home in 20 minutes and take a look in the next two hours.MB... from my phoneOn Apr 20, 2023, at 8:39 AM, Justin Tadlock ***@***.***> wrote:
The first draft is now ready for review in a Google Doc.
Note: I still have a screenshot I need to update, but it shouldn't affect the content of the post.
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Done! |
Thanks, @marybaum. Great feedback, as always! |
Published: https://developer.wordpress.org/news/2023/04/per-block-css-with-theme-json/ Thanks to @marybaum, @bph, and @carolinan for feedback and review. |
Discussed in #93
Originally posted by justintadlock March 28, 2023
WordPress 6.2 will allow developers to create per-block CSS via
theme.json
: WordPress/gutenberg#46571This topic idea is to walk theme authors through the process of using this feature, compare it with using stylesheets, and its relationship with the Styles interface in the editor. It will provide code examples for creating CSS to handle use cases that the built-in design tools are unable to.
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