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You built a design system on the theme tool and downloaded a package. This is how to put it on a WordPress site, whichever of the four you took. Every route ends in the same place: your colours, your type and 8 sections a Group block can wear.
Requires a block theme on WordPress 6.7 to 7.0. Classic themes and page builders are not supported: a pattern takes its colours, spacing and type from the theme's theme.json, which is the file a classic theme does not have.
The whole theme
You get a complete block theme: templates, header and footer, the palette and every section.
21 files, 46.5KB unpacked
A plugin, one file
You get a plugin: upload it under Plugins, activate it, and it lays this design system over whatever theme is already active.
2 files, 39.4KB unpacked
A child theme
You get a child of the theme you name: the design system, and no templates, so your parent theme goes on supplying every layout.
13 files, 45.1KB unpacked
theme.json and the section partials
You get theme.json and one styles/section-*.json per section, to copy into your active theme's folder over FTP or your host's file manager.
10 files, 36.5KB unpacked
Not sure yet? Every page below says what its route cannot do as plainly as what it does. If you have a site already and no strong feeling about theme files, take the plugin.