Sarah Norris

Hi @script2see. Yes, this looks good based on the docs here. We also have a related issue open in the plugin repo for automatically enqueuing the style.css file in themes created using the plugin: https://github.com/WordPress/create-block-theme/issues/334.

Hi @asafm7, thanks for reporting. This is something that will be fixed upstream in Gutenberg. Here is a related issue: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/58229.

Hi @catalin-stoican! Thanks for reporting. I’ve just tested this on my test site and I can’t replicate the issue with a new theme created with Create Block Theme. I don’t think this is an issue with the plugin.

Did you have Wide width set on the containing block, or perhaps the width of the container was restricting the width to 600px?

Thanks for reporting, @beryldlg! We’ve opened a PR to fix this here: https://github.com/WordPress/create-block-theme/pull/674, and it should be included in the next release of the plugin.

Thank you so much for working on the translation, @modelaid!

Hi @aglekis, thanks for reporting this. We’re actually working on splitting out the localization action into a separate option, so you would be able to disable this functionality if preferred:

Here is the PR if you’d like to follow along. This will hopefully be included soon in a new release.

Hi @cdheumann. In order to use any CSS added to the style.css file included with an exported theme, you need to enqueue the stylesheet. There is more information in the theme handbook here.

There is an open issue to consider automatically enqueueing the style.css file in a theme exported with Create Block Theme here.

No worries, it may help someone else ?? I don’t think I can delete the thread but I can mark it as ‘resolved’.

Thanks for reporting this.

The font management functionality in Create Block Theme has now been deprecated in favour of the new native Font Library built into the editor in WordPress 6.5. Please update both WordPress and the Create Block Theme plugin. Installing a font like Source Sans 3, with a number in the name, should work with both of these updates.

Hi @bansay, thanks for reporting this. Create Block Theme is a plugin rather than a theme. Could you please explain where you saw the missing stylesheet error? Did you try to create a theme with the plugin and it was missing a stylesheet? Thank you!

Hi @davidfcarr! Thanks so much for the feedback and the solution.

We have an open issue for removing the navigation block ref attribute: https://github.com/WordPress/create-block-theme/issues/162. We hope to prioritise this as soon as we can, along with removing a few other “site-specific” attributes.

Hi @stacyconaway! Sorry to hear this stopped working in PHP 8.1. Could you please provide the exact error message you’re seeing this time?

Hi Mark, thanks for reporting this. I’ve opened an issue in the plugin repository here, we’ll take a look at a fix soon.

Brilliant! Thanks for letting us know!

Hi @contentiskey. We’ve released a new version of the plugin today with a potential fix for the issue you were seeing. Could you please try version 1.12.0, and let us know if that fixes the issue? Thanks! ??