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Update readme files with editor-specific steps and screenshot references #555
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CBT DOES enable this management in a way that native Font Library doesn't. I think we should mention that. Maybe... Embed FontsSave fonts in your theme that have been installed with the Font Library (found in WordPress 6.5+). |
Where are the changes to how the screenshots are referenced? There isn't a way to test this is there? :P |
Co-Authored-By: Jason Crist <jcrist@pbking.com>
Good question that I should've made more obvious! They're on line 37, 54, 65, 71, and 81 of readme.txt. e.g.
I don't think so! |
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1. Create Block Theme panel in the WordPress Editor |
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This should embed screenshot-1.jpg with "Create Block Theme panel in the WordPress Editor" as the caption.
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- Select "Theme Info" to edit the metadata for the theme. These details will be used in the style.css file. | ||
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2. Theme Info editing panel in the WordPress Editor |
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This should embed screenshot-2.jpg with "Theme Info editing panel in the WordPress Editor" as the caption.
- "Export Child Theme" to export a child of the currently active theme as a zip file. | ||
- "Create Blank Theme" to create a new, blank theme with no styles or templates. | ||
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3. Create Theme panel in the WordPress Editor |
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This should embed screenshot-3.jpg with "Create Theme panel in the WordPress Editor" as the caption.
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- Select "Inspect Theme JSON" | ||
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4. theme.json inspector in the WordPress Editor |
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This should embed screenshot-4.jpg with "theme.json inspector in the WordPress Editor" as the caption.
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Many of these options are also available under the older, deprecated Create Block Theme page under Appearance > Create Block Theme. | ||
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5. Page under Appearance > Create Block Theme |
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This should embed screenshot-5.jpg with "Page under Appearance > Create Block Theme" as the caption.
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The words look good to me, I think we can 🚢 . I hope the screenshot bits work.
This updates the readme files to add more info about using the panel provided by the plugin in the Editor, and adds references to the screenshots, so they should show in the plugin directory (following the instructions here).
I've also renamed "Site Editor" to just "Editor", as I believe this is more up to date.