Themes Flashcards
Q: What is a WordPress theme?
A: A theme controls the design, layout, and appearance of a WordPress website.
Q: Can you switch between themes without losing content?
A: Yes, content is stored separately from the theme in WordPress.
Q: What is the default theme included with WordPress?
A: The default theme is usually one of the Twenty series (e.g., Twenty Twenty-One, Twenty Twenty-Two).
Q: How can you install a theme from the WordPress Theme Directory?
A: Go to Appearance > Themes > Add New, search for a theme, and click “Install.”
Q: How can you install a theme from a ZIP file?
A: Go to Appearance > Themes > Add New > Upload Theme, and upload the ZIP file.
Q: What should you check before installing a theme?
A: Compatibility with your WordPress version, user reviews, and active support.
Q: How do you activate a theme after installing it?
A: Go to Appearance > Themes and click “Activate” on the desired theme.
Q: What happens to widgets and menus when you switch themes?
A: They may need to be reassigned or configured again.
Q: Can you preview a theme before activating it?
A: Yes, by clicking “Live Preview” in the theme management area.
Q: What tool is used to customize themes in WordPress?
A: The Customizer, accessible via Appearance > Customize.
Q: Name three settings you can adjust in the Customizer.
A: Site identity (logo, tagline), colors, and typography.
Q: True or False: All themes have the same options in the Customizer.
A: False. Customization options depend on the theme.
Q: What is a common way to add custom CSS to a theme?
A: Using the Additional CSS section in the Customizer.
Q: What is a child theme?
A: A theme that inherits the functionality of a parent theme and allows you to safely make customizations.
Q: Why should you use a child theme?
A: To ensure customizations are not overwritten when the parent theme is updated.