Gatsby Starter Wordpress Twenty Twenty

Overview:

The Gatsby Starter - WordPress Twenty Twenty is a port of the WordPress Twenty Twenty theme to Gatsby. It uses Gatsby V3 and the new gatsby-source-wordpress@v5. The starter requires the installation of WPGraphQL and WPGatsby WordPress plugins. It also requires the default WordPress Twenty Twenty theme and specific menu slugs. Please note that comments, monthly archive pages, and tags are not implemented in this starter. The project is supported by the team at NeverNull GmbH and has contributions from developers Tyler Barnes, Jason Bahl, and Louie Christie.

Features:

• Port of WordPress Twenty Twenty theme to Gatsby.
• Utilizes Gatsby V3 and gatsby-source-wordpress@v5.
• Required plugins: WPGraphQL and WPGatsby.
• Requires the installation and activation of the default WordPress Twenty Twenty theme.
• Requires the setup of specific menu slugs.
• Customization of social icons requires changes to SocialMenu.js.
• .env file configuration for domain variables.
• Limitations: Comments, monthly archive pages, and tags are not implemented.

Installation:

1. Install the WPGraphQL and WPGatsby WordPress plugins.
2. Install and activate the default WordPress Twenty Twenty theme.
3. Set up menus with the following slugs: primary, extended, social-links-menu.
4. Modify SocialMenu.js for customization of social icons.
5. Rename .env.example file to .env and fill in domain variables properly (WPGRAPHQL_URL, SITE_URL).

Summary:

The Gatsby Starter - WordPress Twenty Twenty is a Gatsby theme that brings the popular WordPress Twenty Twenty theme to Gatsby. It utilizes Gatsby V3 and the gatsby-source-wordpress@v5 plugin. The starter requires the installation of WPGraphQL and WPGatsby plugins, as well as the default WordPress Twenty Twenty theme. It provides customization options for social icons and requires the setup of specific menu slugs. However, comments, monthly archive pages, and tags are not implemented in this starter. It is supported by the team at NeverNull GmbH and has contributions from developers Tyler Barnes, Jason Bahl, and Louie Christie.