* Lossless image optimization (using ImageOptim).
This shouldn't change the visual appearance of any images. ImageOptim
was run with the highest compression setting except that JPEG metadata
stripping was disabled because some users prefer to avoid stripping
JPEG metadata.
* Update READMEs that have Changelogs for themes impacted by lossless image optmization change.
* lock post-content and the containing group blocks to not allow remove option without unlocking
* Added a few missing locks
Co-authored-by: Jason Crist <jcrist@pbking.com>
Initially intended as a part-fix for #3134 to enable child themes to swap typefaces that get included more easily, this also extends that change across to many themes using the common patterns.
It explicitly does not change the following themes:
Spearhead (uses different endpoint and method)
And the following themes that have multiple functions that generate typeface includes so as to avoid confusion:
* canard
* gazette
* illustratr
* publication
- Update header to be a bit more compact with a custom font size.
- Add a screenshot to match the front end.
This should get Ibis to a state where it's good enough to start testing on WP.com with our Starter Designs and Patterns.
This PR has a few fixes.
- Correctly loads the Editor Styles for Ibis _after_ the Seedlet ones. Props @alaczek for pointing me in the right direction with her debuggin'.
- Adds some of the new front-end styles to the editor styles. Layout and fonts'll match now.
- Fixes a typo in the code I stole from Mayland. :)
This PR is the first commit of new, proposed, block-based theme, Ibis. Forked from Seedlet Blocks, and a variation that more closely aligns with some of the defaults the WP.com View Team has come to expect from our favourite Varia-based themes on WP.com. It's named after a bird because birds are cool.
There are several things wrong, potentially wrong, or unfinished with it. Here's a few todo items off the top of my head.
- The header template part needs updating.
- The editor styles don't match the front-end.
- The default palette is probably lame in practice.
- The grid proportions need to be adjusted down to mobile.
