// Use when configuring the Twenty Twenty-Five WordPress theme. Provides all available options (colors, typography, layout, spacing, templates, block styles, 8 style variations, 98 patterns) and procedures to apply them via MCP Content Manager abilities.
| name | twentytwentyfive |
| description | Use when configuring the Twenty Twenty-Five WordPress theme. Provides all available options (colors, typography, layout, spacing, templates, block styles, 8 style variations, 98 patterns) and procedures to apply them via MCP Content Manager abilities. |
| compatibility | Twenty Twenty-Five 1.4+. Requires WordPress 6.7+ and PHP 7.2+. Block theme (FSE). |
Block theme (Full Site Editing). All visual configuration is stored in Global Styles (wp_global_styles post type), NOT in the Customizer or theme mods.
When configuring Twenty Twenty-Five, offer the user two modes:
Ask the user about each configuration area:
Style Variation: "Twenty Twenty-Five comes with 8 pre-built style variations, each with a completely different look. Would you like to start with one?
Colors: "The theme uses 8 color slots:
Typography: "Default: Manrope (light weight 300) for body, same for headings. Also available: Fira Code (monospace). Style variations add 7 more fonts: Beiruti, Literata, Vollkorn, Platypi, Ysabeau Office, Roboto Slab, Fira Sans."
Header/Footer: "Three header options:
Blog Style: "The theme includes patterns for 4 blog styles:
Page Layouts: "Need specific page layouts? Available patterns include:
Site identity: "What is your site name, tagline, logo, and favicon?"
Call mcm/theme-config-guide — it auto-detects the active theme and confirms it is twentytwentyfive (block theme).
// Read all Global Styles (settings + styles merged)
mcm/get-global-styles {"section": "both", "origin": "all"}
// Read only user customizations (overrides over theme.json defaults)
mcm/get-global-styles {"section": "both", "origin": "user"}
// Read only color settings
mcm/get-global-styles {"section": "settings", "path": "color.palette"}
// Read only typography styles
mcm/get-global-styles {"section": "styles", "path": "typography"}
See references/theme-options.md for all available options with exact slugs and default values.
See ../global-styles-api.md for the full API reference.
General pattern for updating Global Styles:
// Change background and text colors (deep merge — other settings remain intact)
mcm/set-global-styles {
"styles": {
"color": {
"background": "var:preset|color|contrast",
"text": "var:preset|color|base"
}
}
}
// Change the color palette
mcm/set-global-styles {
"settings": {
"color": {
"palette": {
"theme": [
{"color": "#FFFFFF", "name": "Base", "slug": "base"},
{"color": "#1A1A2E", "name": "Contrast", "slug": "contrast"},
{"color": "#E94560", "name": "Accent 1", "slug": "accent-1"},
{"color": "#F6CFF4", "name": "Accent 2", "slug": "accent-2"},
{"color": "#503AA8", "name": "Accent 3", "slug": "accent-3"},
{"color": "#686868", "name": "Accent 4", "slug": "accent-4"},
{"color": "#FBFAF3", "name": "Accent 5", "slug": "accent-5"},
{"color": "color-mix(in srgb, currentColor 20%, transparent)", "name": "Accent 6", "slug": "accent-6"}
]
}
}
}
}
// Change body typography
mcm/set-global-styles {
"styles": {
"typography": {
"fontFamily": "var:preset|font-family|fira-code",
"fontSize": "var:preset|font-size|medium",
"fontWeight": "400",
"lineHeight": "1.6"
}
}
}
// Change layout widths
mcm/set-global-styles {
"settings": {
"layout": {
"contentSize": "720px",
"wideSize": "1200px"
}
}
}
Twenty Twenty-Five ships with 8 style variations (Evening, Noon, Dusk, Afternoon, Twilight, Morning, Sunrise, Midnight). Each provides unique colors and most introduce new fonts. See references/theme-options.md for details.
// Get available variations
mcm/get-global-styles {"section": "both"}
// Apply a variation (use merge_mode replace)
mcm/set-global-styles {
"settings": { /* variation's settings */ },
"styles": { /* variation's styles */ },
"merge_mode": "replace"
}
Note: Each variation defines section variations (section-1 through section-5) that apply different colors to Group blocks using .is-style-section-N classes.
Headers:
header — Default headervertical-header — Vertical site headerheader-large-title — Header with large titleFooters:
footer — Default footerfooter-columns — Footer with columnsfooter-newsletter — Footer with newsletterOther parts:
sidebar — SidebarTo switch a template part, use mcm/search-content to find the template, then mcm/update-content to modify the block content.
The theme includes 98 patterns organized by use case:
mcm/set-option {"name": "blogname", "value": "Site Name"}
mcm/set-option {"name": "blogdescription", "value": "Site Tagline"}
mcm/set-theme-mod {"key": "custom_logo", "value": <attachment_id>}
mcm/set-option {"name": "site_icon", "value": <attachment_id>}
mcm/set-option {"name": "show_on_front", "value": "page"}
mcm/set-option {"name": "page_on_front", "value": <page_id>}
mcm/set-option {"name": "page_for_posts", "value": <page_id>}
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