A Gatsby starter that ports the WordPress Twenty Twenty theme to a modern static site architecture.
Gatsby Starter WordPress Twenty Twenty is a port of the default WordPress Twenty Twenty theme to the Gatsby static site generator. It allows developers to build fast, static websites using WordPress as a headless content management system while maintaining the design and structure of the original theme. This starter provides a ready-to-use foundation for creating performant sites with modern tooling.
Frontend developers and WordPress users looking to migrate or extend WordPress themes to static sites, or those wanting to use WordPress as a headless CMS with Gatsby.
It offers a production-ready starter that faithfully replicates a popular WordPress theme, saving development time and providing a seamless bridge between WordPress content management and Gatsby's performance benefits.
A port of the WordPress Twenty Twenty theme to Gatsby.
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Faithfully ports the WordPress Twenty Twenty theme's layout, navigation, and styling to Gatsby, providing a familiar design foundation as highlighted in the key features.
Uses Gatsby V3 and gatsby-plugin-image for optimized image handling and fast static site generation, per the README's plugin versions and key features.
Integrates seamlessly with WordPress as a headless CMS via WPGraphQL and gatsby-source-wordpress v5, enabling easy content management updates.
Includes configurable SEO settings for image URLs and social menu support with SVG icon handling, as detailed in the README setup and key features.
The README explicitly states limitations: comments, monthly archives, and tags are not implemented, which are common features in WordPress sites.
Requires installing specific WordPress plugins, creating menus with exact slugs like 'primary' and 'social-links-menu', and setting environment variables, making initial setup complex.
Tied to WordPress plugins and themes; any updates or issues in WPGraphQL or WPGatsby can break the Gatsby build, adding maintenance overhead.