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Try alternate theme.json files #333
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We're shutting this repo down to move over to trac, so I'm going to close this PR for the moment. I'll open up a new one with a Trac patch later this week. 👍 |
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This is just to test out and refine alongside WordPress/gutenberg#35619.
It takes the theme.json files from WordPress/theme-experiments#292 and adds their
jsonfiles to a new/stylesfolder in the theme. It does not migrate over the template edits (since that's not actually a part of this PR), or the exact font changes (since it's impossible to enqueue new fonts in theme.json at the moment).Screenshot