WordPress Theme Detector
Reads one page of HTML for theme and plugin paths, then the theme stylesheet header for its name, author and parent. No probing, no admin paths.
Theme Name, Author, TemplateTwo requests →Theme work from the outside in: registration code, child and starter themes, and finding out what a site is running.
Reads one page of HTML for theme and plugin paths, then the theme stylesheet header for its name, author and parent. No probing, no admin paths.
Theme Name, Author, TemplateTwo requests →Generate a WP_Widget subclass with its form, update and widget methods, correctly escaped, plus the registration.
class Acme_Widget extends WP_Widget {widgets →Opens a theme .zip in your browser and runs the checks the directory runs: required files and headers, forbidden functions, plugin territory, missing hooks.
Required · worth fixingZip in the browser →Generate the style.css header WordPress reads for a theme or child theme, with the version requirements, tags and the Template line a child theme needs.
/*\nTheme Name: My Theme\n*/style.css →Build a block theme's theme.json: palette and font size presets, layout widths, spacing units and the style defaults, with the preset slugs checked.
"settings": { "appearanceTools": true }theme.json v3 →Generate a WordPress.org theme readme.txt: the header block, description, changelog, and the resource attributions the review requires.
== Changelog ==\n= 1.0.0 =WordPress.org →Generate the after_setup_theme block: the add_theme_support() calls a theme needs, the HTML5 list, the custom logo arguments and any extra image sizes.
add_theme_support( 'post-thumbnails' );theme support →Register widget areas with register_sidebar() and generate the template call, including the wrapper markup and the guard for an empty area.
register_sidebar( array( 'id' => 'sidebar-1' ) );widgets →A working classic PHP theme as files: the template hierarchy, functions.php with the supports that matter, and an optional Tailwind build.
get_header(); the loop; get_footer();Template hierarchy →Register theme menu locations and generate the wp_nav_menu() call with its container, classes, depth and fallback already set.
register_nav_menus( array( 'primary' => 'Primary' ) );nav menus →Generate valid, ready-to-paste WordPress code in seconds without configuring a local runtime.
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