Official Classic theme
Official Classic theme — name unselected
The official Classic Editor companion for sites that keep PHP templates, with the same block library output and the same token authority boundaries.
Preview
How this theme relates to your tokens
No live demonstration is published yet, so the relationship is drawn rather than faked.
Blocks own their local tokens
Block styling travels with the block library on any supported theme.
This theme owns templates, parts and global styles
The site-editor layer a visitor sees before any block-specific style applies.
Client decisions stay above the theme
Patterns reference client-level token decisions, not this theme, so the theme stays an optional companion.
Schematic — not a live site preview
Inventory
Templates and parts, when the release supports them
The list comes from the offering record and nowhere else. An unavailable inventory is shown as unavailable rather than filled in with a plausible file list.
Release metadata
Published with the first release
Release metadata is not invented on a marketing page. These are the fields the product data model already reserves for them, and they appear here once a release exists.
- Version
- Identifies the package a site is running.
- Minimum WordPress version
- The oldest editor surface the theme supports.
- Minimum PHP version
- The server runtime the package requires.
- Stability flag
- Marks a release as stable or in development before any download is offered.
Available today
Nothing to download yet — here is what works now
This offering has no package, so the actions point at what is already published instead of at an install path.
Start with what already ships
Patterns, add-ons and the editor workflow are available now; the official themes are the companion layer that follows.
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