Twentig

You can find the changelog here https://wordpress.org/plugins/twentig/#developers

Hi Pieter,

To globally change the page template:

1. Add a new page.
2. Open the block settings sidebar and navigate to the Page tab.
3. Under the “Template” section, select the Edit option.
4. From there, you’ll be taken into template editing mode where you can make any changes you’d like. Here, you can edit the padding of the main group. To do it, select the main group block, and in the Dimensions panel, set the left and right padding to 0px.
5. When you’re done making changes, select Publish and go through the saving flow to confirm the changes you’d like to make.

If you need to create a new template:

1. Add a new page.
2. Open the block settings sidebar and navigate to the Page tab.
3. Under the “Template” section, click New.
4. You’ll then be asked to name the new template. Make sure to give it a descriptive name like “Full Width”.
5. From there, you’ll be taken into template editing mode where you can create your full width template. You can delete all the default content and start building your template. You can insert a group block, and in the Dimensions panel, set the left and right padding to 0px.
6. When you’re done making changes, select Publish and go through the saving flow to confirm the changes you’d like to make.

Then you have to assign your custom template to your page.

Hope that helps,
Yann

Hi Catherine,

We aren’t familiar with the Code Snippets plugin but looking at the plugin’s description, it works similar to the functions.php file of a child theme. So you should be able to insert the code you’ve found on the forum to change the color palette.

Have a nice day,
Diane

Hi Sean,

I hope everything is fine in Tokyo.

We’ve just released Twentig 1.4, which supports the Twenty-Two theme.

Please note that Twenty Twenty-Two is the first default WordPress block theme, and is designed to use full site editing features instead of the Customizer to edit your site (the Customizer is hidden for block themes). So Twentig don’t rely on the Customizer for Twenty Twenty-Two and use the new WordPress full site editing features.

The experience is entirely different from classic themes (Twenty Twenty-One and Twenty Twenty).

I can’t really recommend a stack of plugins. I personally only use Twentig with an SEO plugin (I always try to use as few plugins as possible). It works great for my side projects, and they have a great Google Lighthouse score.

But you should be able to use Twentig, with a few rare exceptions, with any plugin.

Best,
Yann

We’ve just released Twentig 1.4 🙂

Have a nice day,
Yann

Thanks for the heads up.

Have a nice day.

Hi there,

Twentig 1.4 will be released this week. This release will add support for the Twenty Twenty-Two theme.

Please note that Twenty Twenty-Two is the first default WordPress block theme, and is designed to use full site editing features instead of the Customizer to edit your site (the Customizer is hidden for block themes). So Twentig won’t rely on the Customizer for Twenty Twenty-Two and use the new WordPress full site editing features. The experience is entirely different from classic themes (Twenty Twenty-One and Twenty Twenty).

Twentig will continue to support the classic themes (Twenty Twenty-One and Twenty Twenty) for people who prefer the Customizer to edit their website.

@droyed It seems your issue isn’t related to Twentig and is caused by a cache plugin on your site. https://wordpress.org/support/topic/menu-not-working-52/

Best,
Yann

Hi

You can reduce the spacing by adding the following CSS code in the Customizer > Additional CSS panel. That way, the header will have the same padding above and below.

.site-main {
    padding-top: 0;
}

If you need to reduce the padding further, you can change the header padding by going to Customizer > Twentig Options > Header and changing the Header Padding option.

Hope that helps,
Yann