/* Theme Name: ERPcommerce Storefront Theme URI: https://erpcommerce.app Author: Wiz Media Author URI: https://wiz.media Description: Companion block theme for the ERPcommerce plugin. Provides storefront chrome (header, footer, megamenu, search) and templates that consume erp-commerce blocks and shortcodes. Optional — clients install this for the full Wiz Media storefront design; the plugin works with any theme on its own. Version: 1.5.0 Requires at least: 6.4 Tested up to: 6.7 Requires PHP: 8.3 License: GPL-2.0-or-later License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Text Domain: erpcommerce-storefront Domain Path: /languages Tags: block-theme, full-site-editing, e-commerce, b2b Update URI: https://updates.erpcommerce.app/erpcommerce-storefront */ /* ============================================================================= Design tokens — plugin-owned since 0.29.0 / erp-commerce 4.246.0. The full color token system (--gray-*, --blue-*, --red-*, --btn-primary-*, --link-*, --blue-*, …) loads on EVERY front-end page from the plugin's always-on `storefront-tokens.css` (Frontend::enqueue_tokens()). The verbatim duplicate :root that lived here (skeleton style-guide port, 0.x–0.28.9) was deleted — same values, one owner, no drift. Theme rules consume the tokens with literal fallbacks (`var(--blue-500, #0a48a8)`) so the chrome degrades to the correct colors if the plugin is ever deactivated. The skeleton-era `--button-*` / `--input-*` aliases (chrome-internal, not plugin tokens) remain in the second :root below. theme.json preset slugs are NOT used verbatim in the CSS variable name — WP runs every slug through `_wp_to_kebab_case()`, which inserts a hyphen at each digit→letter boundary. So the `2xs` / `2xl` spacing slugs and the `2xs` font-size slug emit as `--wp--preset--spacing--2-xs`, `--wp--preset--spacing--2-xl` and `--wp--preset--font-size--2-xs`. Writing the slug as-is yields an undefined variable, and a var() with no fallback makes the whole declaration invalid at computed-value time — the property silently resets to its initial value (padding/gap → 0) instead of falling back to the previous rule. Non-digit slugs (xs, sm, md, lg, xl) are unaffected. Fixed in 1.1.0 — 16 declarations had been dead since the 0.85.0 token sweep. When adding a preset reference, copy the emitted variable name (Site Editor → Styles, or the `global-styles-inline-css` block in the page source), never the raw theme.json slug. ============================================================================= */ /* ============================================================================= WP block-theme wrapper overrides. WP wraps each top-level entity (template parts, post-content) in a `
` and applies a default block-gap (24px) between siblings via `:where(.wp-site-blocks) > * { margin-block- start: 24px }`. The skeleton expects chrome flush against viewport edges with zero gap between header, main, footer. `display: contents` on the template-part wrapper is load-bearing for the sticky / auto-hide header (style.css 0.19.3+). `wp:template-part` always emits a wrapper element regardless of `tagName` (see wp-includes/blocks/ template-part.php:166-177 — falls back to `
` if tagName is omitted), and since the wrapper only contains the header part, that wrapper becomes the sticky element's containing block. `position: sticky` can only stick WITHIN its containing block — once you scroll past a ~150 px wrapper, the header scrolls off normally instead of staying pinned. With `display: contents`, the wrapper is removed from the box tree (its children participate in the grandparent's layout directly) and sticky stays bounded by the body / `.wp-site-blocks` instead, so the chrome stays pinned for the full page height. Plugin-rendered pages (product, category, cart, etc.) load chrome via the `get_header()` → `block_template_part()` path which never adds the wrapper, so they already worked — this fix specifically restores parity on block-template- rendered pages (page.html, home.html, search.html, single.html, ...). Header and footer parts both open with their own semantic element (`
`, `