The development repository for themes maintained by the Automattic Theme Team.
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Before submitting your issue, please search for an existing or related ticket here.
Here are some tips to consider for writing a useful report:
- Share steps for replicating the issue.
- Add screenshots and videos where helpful.
- Share your environment details, including what version of WordPress and Gutenberg you're using
Patches and ideas in the form of code are always welcome! A great way to get started is to work on a CSS fix or a Good First Issue. Please read our full guide to contributing for more information.
- Clone repository locally
git clone git@github.com:Automattic/themes.git
- Identify the branch of the pull request, e.g.
update/#1889
- Check out featured branch of pull request, e.g.
git checkout update/#1889
- Symlink or copy affected theme OR zip affected theme and import into WordPress site
- Identify and visit the branch of the pull request.
- Change the
/tree/
part of the branch's URL toarchive
, and add a.zip
to the end to download a zip of the branch. e.g.https://github.com/Automattic/themes/tree/update/%231889
would becomehttps://github.com/Automattic/themes/archive/update/%231889.zip
- Unzip the zipped featured branch
- Zip affected theme and import into WordPress site
Note: In case the affected theme already exists on the WordPress site, it needs to be deleted before the theme zip file gets uploaded.
The code in this repository mirrors the code needed for the theme to function correctly on WordPress.com. To prepare a theme.zip that passes the WordPress.org theme review automated test, do the following:
- From the top-level directory, run
./package-dotorg.sh [theme-slug]
- View the generated zip in the respective theme's sub-directory
Note that this script rebuilds the theme to strip it of .com-specific functionality, and discards any changes via git after doing so. Make sure you have committed any working changes before running this script.