@frontity/twentytwenty-theme
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The Twenty Twenty default WordPress theme was included in WordPress 5.3 and ported over to Frontity so you can use it in a headless setup as well. You can check out its code and structure on this GitHub repository and find it on npm.
These are some of the key features included in this theme:
Accessibility Ready
The theme is accessible and screen-reader friendly. We added the proper landmarks, roles and labels. We also paid attention to trap focus within modals, ensure focus indicator is visible for all interactive elements.
Custom Colors
You can give your site or blog a personal touch by changing the background colors, text colors and primary/accent color in the theme settings. You change the color in one place, all visual elements get updated.
Search
The theme comes with a built-in search box to make it easy for your readers to look for specific content. Search box is powered by the robust and performant search engine built into WordPress.
Featured Images
Show beautiful featured images for your blog posts. Frontity uses the featured image uploaded to WordPress and renders it on every blog post. You can also opt out of this in the theme settings.
Content Prefetch
You can prefetch page for any link to provide an almost instant user experience. All you need do is to change your settings to prefetch pages when the user "hovers" on a link, when the link is visible on screen, or prefetch all links on the current page.
Pagination
Frontity's theme has the same pagination as the original WordPress theme. This way you can have access to different pages in the footer, and navigate easily between pages.
You can check out all the features in this theme demo or even in the Frontity blog.
In this theme, apart from changing the colors, you can select other options. You can configured it via the frontity.settings.js file. The theme options can be specified in the state.theme property.
Here you have an example of a possible configuration (each setting is explained later in detail):
All the settings that can be set under state.theme and their description:
Key
Description
Default value
menu
Menu links to display in the header
[]
colors.primary
Used throughout most of the application to style links and other common elements.
#cd2653
colors.headerBg
Color of the header background.
#ffffff
colors.footerBg
Color of the footer background.
#ffffff
colors.bodyBg
Color of the body background.
#f5efe0
showSearchInHeader
Whether to show the search button in page header
true
showAllContentOnArchive
Whether to show all post content or only excerpt in archive view
false
featuredMedia.showOnArchive
Whether to show featured image on archive view
true
featuredMedia.showOnPost
Whether to show featured media on post view
true
autoPreFetch
Whether to auto-fetch links on a page. Possible values: - no → don't auto-tech any links - all → auto-fetch all the links of the page - in-view → auto-fetch just the links that are in-view - hover → auto-fetch links when hover
no
fontSets
Which font set to use: - us-ascii - latin - all
all
It changes state.theme.isMobileMenuOpen to true, so it opens the mobile menu.
It changes state.theme.isMobileMenuOpen to false, so it closes the mobile menu.
It changes state.theme.isSearchModalOpen to true, so it opens the search bar.
It changes state.theme.isSearchModalOpen to false, so it closes the search bar.
This theme doesn't have its own libraries, but it includes the image processor of @frontity/html2react, so all the <img> tags are converted into the <Image /> component.
