Hexweb Live Theme Editor
| 开发者 | kodzhamanov |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月2日 20:54 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Click any text on the page and type.
- Replace images and background images from the Media Library.
- Change colours, fonts, sizes and weights per element.
- Recolour the whole site: the plugin scans the theme's CSS, lists every colour and font, and swaps them everywhere at once.
- Duplicate, move, hide and delete blocks and sections, and copy a section from one page to another.
- Preview and edit at desktop, tablet and mobile sizes; tablet/mobile style changes apply only on those screens.
- Drag and drop blocks into a new order.
- Google Fonts are hosted on your own site (GDPR-friendly).
- Header, footer and navigation edits apply on every page; everything else on the page you're on.
常见问题:
Does it work with any theme?
It is made for custom-coded (classic PHP) themes. It edits the HTML the theme outputs, so it also works on most other themes, but page builders and block themes already have their own editors.
What happens if I deactivate the plugin?
The site shows exactly what the theme renders. Your edits stay stored and come back when you activate it again. Deleting the plugin removes all of its data.
What if the theme changes later?
Every edit remembers the element it belongs to. If the theme's markup changes and that element can no longer be found safely, the edit is skipped (never applied to the wrong element) and listed under "Not placed" in Tools > Live Editor.
Some edits do not show for logged-out visitors. Why?
Some themes show different markup to logged-in users (for example a "My account" button instead of "Sign up"). You edit the page as an administrator, so an edit on an element that visitors never see cannot be shown to them. Colour and font changes on an element with a unique class still follow it.
更新日志:
- Renamed to Hexweb Live Theme Editor (slug and text domain hexweb-live-theme-editor). Export files from earlier versions still import.
- The editor is now a shared core (editor-core.js) plus a small WordPress adapter (editor-wp.js). No change in behaviour; the same editor will power the HTML-site edition.
- Lighter on every request: the compiled colour/font CSS and the edited-pages index are no longer autoloaded, and pages with a colour or font remap no longer read the full parsed theme stylesheet cache.
- A leftover compiled CSS copy is removed when no colours or fonts are remapped.
- Colour and font edits now follow an element whose text differs for logged-out visitors (matched by its unique tag and class).
- Plugin styles are printed through the WordPress style API.
- Self-hosted fonts are written through the WordPress filesystem API.
- Uninstall also removes the self-hosted font files.
- Stricter input handling and escaping; translator comments.
- Device preview (desktop, tablet 820px, mobile 390px) with per-device style overrides and "hide on mobile/tablet".
- Self-hosted Google Fonts, on by default (Tools > Live Editor > Fonts).
- Drag-and-drop reordering, vertical and horizontal.
- Moving a block back to its original place no longer stores an order change.
- Blocks and sections: duplicate (Ctrl+D), move up/down (Alt+arrows), hide/show, delete copies, copy and paste between pages.
- Floating block toolbar on the selected element; "Select the whole section" shortcut.
- Panel can dock left or right.
- First version: text, images, background images, per-element styles, site-wide palette and font remap, page/site-wide scopes, undo history, export/import.