Adds options to core blocks and allows import / export of global styles, templates and template parts!

Oliver Campion

<h4>Options for Block Themes</h4>
<p>With WordPress v5.9 the first default block theme with Full Site Editing was launched … Twenty Twenty-Two.</p>
<p>This plugin expands on the functionality to manage (export / import / delete) templates and template parts that are not part of the theme without having to have a child theme.</p>
<p>Having a block theme also removes links to the legacy Customizer. This plugin allows you to change that!</p>
<p>This plugin will also enable the Template Editor in Gutenberg for full site editing for any theme!</p>
<h4>Additional Core Block Options</h4>
<ul>
<li>Option to enable expandable submenus to the Navigation Block modal.</li>
<li>Option to add full block link option to Group and Cover Blocks.</li>
<li>Option to close other Details Blocks when selected one is opened giving the Details Block a basic “accordion” functionality.</li>
<li>Option to populate the Gallery Block with an ACF / SCF Gallery field</li>
</ul>
<h4>Conditional Block Logic</h4>
<ul>
<li>Enable Block Logic and you will be able to show or hide blocks conditionally by Date / Time. We will be adding more conditions in the future.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Reinstate Customizer Links</h4>
<p>Activating the plugin will inject the “Customize” links back into the “Dashboard – Appearance” and Admin Bar locations for WordPress prior to v6.0. There is an option to disable this if you prefer.</p>
<h4>Edit Existing Templates</h4>
<p>Once you’ve installed this plugin, head over to “Dashboard – Appearance – Manage Templates” where you can change the title, description and name of customized templates from the active theme or any other theme.</p>
<h4>Duplicate Templates</h4>
<p>Save templates as a copy to the active theme.</p>
<p>This allows you to use the <a href="https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/" rel="nofollow ugc">WordPress Template Hierarchy</a> to name your templates so that they can be used for custom post types, custom taxonomies, specific post or pages or anything you like!</p>
<h4>Delete Templates</h4>
<p>Easily delete templates from the active theme or any other theme. This doesn’t delete the orginal theme template, just any customizations you have made.</p>
<h4>Download Templates</h4>
<p>Download your template as .json files to back them up or to migrate them to another WordPress site.</p>
<h4>Upload Templates</h4>
<p>Upload template .json files to the active theme. This allows you to restore a template you backed up or migrate a template to another WordPress site.</p>
<h4>Download Global Styles</h4>
<p>Download your global styles as .json files to back them up or to migrate them to another WordPress site or theme.</p>
<h4>Upload Global Styles</h4>
<p>Upload global styles .json files to the active theme. This allows you to restore global styles you backed up or migrate global styles to another WordPress site.</p>
<h4>Sticky Header</h4>
<p>Easily enable a sticky header / menu in full site editor themes like Twenty Twenty-Two.</p>
<h4>Animate Site Logo</h4>
<p>Enable an option to shrink the header site logo when you scroll down the page.</p>


Options for Block Themes

The great plugin "Options for Block Themes" offers some interesting things that are very interesting for users who create their websites with a block theme such as Twenty Twenty-Four. For me, an important aspect was the shrinked header. But the other options are also very helpful because they simplify the management of block themes.

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