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Try a few Twenty Twenty-Two child themes #292
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Maybe the problem with my install, but if I enable the "Swiss" child theme, after the second refresh, the bird image is gone in the News page. Strangely, it's not effecting the "Blue" child theme. I use this tree: https://github.com/WordPress/theme-experiments/tree/add/tt2-child-themes I'm using the latest cloned repo from here: https://github.com/WordPress/twentytwentytwo |
I was able to reproduce only in Firefox. I tried in a private window also, without extensions. After refresh, the image is gone. |
Something is definitely off, because my newly uploaded picture and the flying bird appeared in BW color until refresh. Then on the second refresh, it goes back to BW! Also in Chrome and Edge. At this point I can't verify, maybe my install causing it. The problem probably with the TT2 theme or WP 5.9 itself. |
BTW this Black and white turning images probably a feature (it's also on your thumbnails and screenshot), but it should be documented how to turn off, because it can mess up child theme developers. |
Closing since versions of these launched in 6.0. |
ℹ️ WordPress/twentytwentytwo#213
This PR tries out some alternate color + font combinations for Twenty Twenty-Two, as mocked up in the theme's announcement post. These were originally intended to be a set of alternate color palettes and/or
theme.json
files, but I'm building them as child themes for the moment since Gutenberg does not include support for those features yet.I don't expect that these will end up being child themes in the long term, but it works well for testing today.
A few implementation notes:
header-large-dark.html
template part. These are identical to the original except they have different text and background colors assigned (for example,primary
instead offoreground
). This is to make the color changes a bit more noticeable on the homepage. It would be totally ok to lose this if we switch to a non-child-theme approach.