How To
Prepare a Theme for TukuToi Gutenberg Layouts
Using the TukuToi Gutenberg Layouts Plugin you can design entire Template Layouts in the WordPress Backend.
To render them, you don’t need a costly and very complicated WordPress Theme. You just need a minimal WordPress theme holding a style.css file, a header.php and footer.php file, plus an index.php and 404.php template. These templates can be very minimal like shown below.
Important is the specific method to render TukuToi Gutenberg Layouts, which must be inserted just after the respective get_header() calls in the templates.
To create a Theme or adapt a Theme to render TukuToi Gutenberg Layouts, you’ll barely need 15 minutes.
Let’s start
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style.css– Should be created as defined by WordPress Codex -
header.php– Should be created as defined by WordPress Codex, but only until and inclusive thebody_class()tag!
A great example can be seen here -
footer.php– Should be created as defined by WordPress Codex, but you will not include any markup unless closingbodyandhtmltag, which are inserted just afterwp_footer() -
index.php,404.php– Should not be created as defined by WordPress Codex. You should include only 3 lines of code in theindex.phpor any other template like404.php:get_header( ); //include header.php echo tkt_the_template($template_id);//Render our TukuToi Blocks Template get_footer( ); //include footer.php
That’s it, the theme is now ready for TukuToi Blocks Templates full site editing features.