README

WordPress plugin that adds extended color palettes to the Municipio Customizer.

Requirements

• PHP 8.0+
• WordPress
• Municipio (the plugin uses \Municipio\Customizer\KirkiField and \Municipio\Customizer)

Installation

Composer

composer require consid-webbteamet/municipio-color-extension

In Bedrock, the plugin is installed to web/app/plugins/municipio-color-extension via type: wordpress-plugin.

Manual

1. Place the plugin in wp-content/plugins/municipio-color-extension
2. Activate the plugin in WordPress admin

Functionality

The plugin registers four extended color palettes in the Customizer:

• Primary
• Secondary
• Tertiary
• Quaternary

Each palette exposes shades (50-500) as CSS variables on :root, for example --color-primary-500.

Release and Packagist

1. Ensure composer.json has the correct name, type, description, and license.
2. Commit and push to a public Git repository (GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket).
3. Create a semver tag and push it:

git tag v1.2.1
git push origin v1.2.1

1. Log in to packagist.org, click Submit, and enter the repository URL.
2. In the package settings on Packagist, enable the GitHub/GitLab hook for automatic updates on push/tag.

Development

No build process is required. The plugin consists of a single PHP file loaded directly by WordPress.