Support resources for Twenty Twenty-Two
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Twenty Twenty-Two is the new default theme that was launched alongside WordPress Version 5.9 in January 2022. As the first-ever default block theme, Twenty Twenty-Two invites you to explore full site editing and create a site that reflects your individual vision. This is a new approach to site building than what most are used to with WordPress so to help you get started, here are a few resources to explore:
- Learn about the Twenty Twenty-Two theme and the various full site editing features it unlocks.?
- Learn about block themes and how they allow you to edit all parts of your site with blocks.
- Take a course on Learn WordPress and explore how to build a site with full site editing.
- Take the Developer’s guide to block themes course to learn how to modify and extend Twenty Twenty-Two and other block themes.
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FAQ
How do I add custom CSS to Twenty Twenty-Two?
It’s possible to many modifications to Twenty Twenty-Three without needing custom CSS, by using the template editor in Full Site Editing, and changing block settings such as border, margin, padding, and colour.
If you find yourself needing to make CSS tweaks – for example, to tweak the look of content output by a plugin – you can add custom CSS code in the Styles settings.
How can I substantially modify Twenty Twenty-Two?
If you need to make structural changes Twenty Twenty-Two, and custom CSS isn’t enough, you have a few options, such as creating a child theme or creating your own version of the theme (aka “forking” the theme). With Full Site Editing, you can even make changes through the Site Editor and then export a copy of the theme with those modifications included.
The Create Block Theme plugin streamlines all of those tasks – including making a child theme, which is a different process for block themes than classic ones.
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