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You don't need CSS for that: All the ways you can use theme.json for styling #308
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It's still a little rough around the edges (I'll do some cleanup tomorrow), but I think this one's ready for its first review: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1llxfUFGUQIfcfkzzV6DNUapouadHlXAjcQ_UF4yHaow/edit?usp=sharing The article morphed a bit into more of an overview of all the different ways to style things with less focus on the "vs. CSS" part. |
@justintadlock I am done with a review and left some comments on the post. Learned quite a few new things and appreciate pulling the details into a big picture post. It could use a few more links to other articles on the developer blog in a resource section. |
Thank you, @bph. I added a Resources section at the end and will do an in-content link review too before publishing (I usually do this anyway). |
Leaving this open for @marybaum since she has already started on one of the reviews. |
Social copy:
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Scheduled on social for November 7th |
Discussed in #302
Originally posted by justintadlock September 3, 2024
Some feedback from devs on a specific project (CC: @mikachan):
While most of the options are documented in the Theme Handbook, those docs don't really show the various use cases. Sometimes, a walkthrough is needed for folks to understand how these pieces connect.
The goal is here to write a tutorial that's aimed at classic themers (and new themers) on really using
theme.json
to style their themes. The tutorial would cover things like:settings
objectstyles
object to design basic and more complex designsBasically, we have the docs in place that describes what things are. Now it's time to show how to actually use them.
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