devpandaking

@gappiah

Thank you for answer.

But I cannot agree with you.
“(1)” There is no way to select this part with a “css selector”, so you must manipulate the parent’s style to specify the style.

And “(1)” To express this part as “1”, it is absolutely impossible without the help of javascript.

I am curious as to how you think this is possible.

• This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by devpandaking.

@howdoyoutech

Sounds like a very smart idea!

However, several issues make me hesitant to choose this method.
This is because the user must do this every time the website is refreshed, and information that interprets the theme information the user has selected must be added to the cookie.

Since the FSE engine holds all theme information, it would be great to create a built-in function that uses cookies internally, but it is unfortunate.

I guess I have no choice but to create a separate css file and implement it with javascript.

Thank you so much for your reply.

Applause for your great idea!!

@jerrymayalor555

Thanks for your reply.
But what you gave doesn’t define the option to “synchronize”. Perhaps this feature may only be supported in the dashboard editor. Anyway… I couldn’t solve it, but thank you for the answer.

@jerrymayalor555

I’m not familiar with English, so I don’t think the question was conveyed properly.

The “synced” function, one of the options that appears when creating a “pattern” in the editor, looks good. Rather than creating a “pattern” in the editor, I want to create a “page.php” file in the development environment, create the pattern there, and add the “synced” option to this file.

I ask this question because I am developing a template for the purpose of selling it.

Looking at the official documentation, it doesn’t seem like there is such an option. Is this possibly impossible?

Thanks for your reply.