Setup

• Theme Configuration
• Loading Translation Files
• Full Example

Theme Configuration

All theme setup is handled in the functions.php file.

TailPress will automatically:

• Enqueue your theme assets, fully compatible with Vite.
• Register common WordPress theme features.
• Set up a primary navigation menu.

Loading Translation Files

To load a translation file, you can use the withTextdomain method:

1withTextdomain('your-textdomain');

You may also pass a second argument to specify a custom path. By default, TailPress will look in the /languages directory.

Full Example

Here's a complete example of how to configure your TailPress theme:

 1function tailpress(): TailPress\Framework\Theme
 2{
 3    return TailPress\Framework\Theme::instance()
 4        ->assets(fn($manager) => $manager
 5            ->withCompiler(new TailPress\Framework\Assets\ViteCompiler, fn($compiler) => $compiler
 6                ->registerAsset('resources/css/app.css')
 7                ->registerAsset('resources/js/app.js')
 8                ->editorStyleFile('resources/css/editor-style.css')
 9            )
10            ->enqueueAssets()
11        )
12        ->features(fn($manager) => $manager
13            ->add(TailPress\Framework\Features\MenuOptions::class)
14        )
15        ->menus(fn($manager) => $manager
16            ->add('primary', __('Primary Menu', 'tailpress'))
17        )
18        ->themeSupport(fn($manager) => $manager->add([
19            'title-tag',
20            'custom-logo',
21            'post-thumbnails',
22            'align-wide',
23            'wp-block-styles',
24            'responsive-embeds',
25            'html5' => [
26                'search-form',
27                'comment-form',
28                'comment-list',
29                'gallery',
30                'caption',
31            ],
32        ]));
33}
34
35tailpress();