Managing Theme.json - Module 3-4 - Building a WordPress Classic Theme with Pinegrow

WordPress uses a special file called theme.json to set properties, variables, and settings inside the block editor. Pinegrow writes a theme.json file based on the settings in your design panel and it lets you merge custom properties that you set in custom_theme.json. This video walks you through the process.
📝 Note: This feature was in beta when I originally recorded the video. It's now been released to production.
🧰 Resources:
• Course Playlist: • Building a WordPress C...
• Course info and resources on GitHub: github.com/adamslowe/pinegrow...
• Download the course files: github.com/adamslowe/pinegrow...
• Download the Custom theme.json boilerplate file: github.com/adamslowe/pinegrow...
🧭Course Navigation
• Module 1 - Prerequisite Information and Project Setup
• Module 2 - Creating the Theme Templates
• Module 3 - Custom Post Types and Custom Blocks
3-1 - Custom Post Types and Taxonomies
3-2 - Creating a custom query loop block
3-3 - Creating a custom form block
3-4 - Managing Theme.json (You are here!)
• Module 4 - The Kitchen Sink
Using JavaScript libraries, making back-to-top buttons, using custom code, and more.
🌐 My Websites:
• adamlowe.io
• peakperformancedigital.com
✅ Connect with Me:
• Facebook: / peakperformancedigital
• LinkedIn: / adasmshawnlowe
• CZcams: / @adamloweio
• Twitter: / @adamslowe
⚙️Tools I Use:
• WordPress.org: wordpress.org/
• Pinegrow Website Editor: pinegrow.com/
⌚ Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:40 - What is theme.json
01:08 - FullSiteEditing.com theme.json information
01:24 - How Pinegrow manages theme.json
02:21 - Customizing theme.json
02:36 - Using custom_theme.json
03:39 - Seeing theme.json in action
04:21 - WordPress editor styles and theme styles
📝 Note: I'm not affiliated with Pinegrow in any way. I'm just a happy, paying customer who wants to see the product continue to grow and thrive, and to help build a more active community around it.