Choosing a theme style in the Full Site Editor

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This is why the functions.php file in block themes is often smaller than its equivalent in classic themes.

Having a dedicated .json file for themes offers some great advantages over the previous classic theme system.

First, theme.json works in parallel with the full WordPress site editor. This allows you to easily customize your theme styles and settings directly within the editor, without having to touch any code.

Additionally, theme.json aims to create a consistent experience for both developers and users. Some users find it really frustrating to switch themes , because they have to learn completely new layouts and styling options.

With theme.json, changing themes becomes an easier process, because everything is organized in a similar way.

Finally, by using theme.json, theme developers and users can future-proof their work as WordPress continues to expand its site-editing capabilities.

Now that we've covered what a theme.json file is, let's dive deeper into the topic. You can use the quick links below to navigate this guide:

Where Do You Find the WordPress theme.json File?
What Does the theme.json File Look Like?
What You Should Do Before Editing the theme.json File
How to Edit WordPress theme.json File
Bonus Tip: Use WPCode to Add Custom Code to Your Theme
Where is the WordPress theme.json file located?
The theme.json file is located inside the themes directory on your web server. The typical path to the bahamas telemarketing data file is public_html ” wp-content ” themes ” your-theme-name ” theme.json .

To access it, you need to connect to the site via FTP or your hosting account's file manager.

If you are using Bluehost , you can log in and go to the “Websites” tab. Then, click the “Settings” button under your website.

Bluehost site settings
At this point, make sure you stay on the “Overview” tab.

Then scroll down and click on the “File Manager” button.

Bluehost File Manager button
When you open the file manager this way, you are automatically in the root folder of the website.