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Say goodbye to FTP uploads and manual file creation. With Create Block Theme, everything happens inside the WordPress Dashboard.
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Edit fonts, colors, spacing, and layouts in real time.
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Plugin Ecosystem
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WordPress
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✅ Yes
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✅ Absolutely
Classic Themes
❌ No
❌ No
❌ No supported
⚠️ PHP Templates
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Install the Plugin
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