Multiple color palettes and font pairs

[arkenon]

I have some suggestions for block themes.

We can create a single color palette for a theme. When you want to change the color palette, a custom palette can be created.

So why don't themes have multiple predefined color palettes? Maybe you could say that style variations support this feature. Yes, partially. But style variations have many theme features; colors, fonts, spacing, etc. Users may only want to change the color palette. The theme's colors change with a single click. Users can add custom colors if they wish.

Themes can also have predefined font pairs. (Combination of two fonts)

Theme developers need to define keywords for color palettes and font pair to achieve both of these options. For example, the keywords "primary", "secondary", "tertiary", "foreground", "background" are reserved for color palettes. Or for font pairs "primary font", "secondary font"...

This way users replace colors or font pairs with predefined ones.

[cbirdsong]

There have been some discussions along these lines in the Gutenberg repo on Github:

• ​https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/39372
• ​https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/29568
• ​https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/48581

[poena]

@arkenon Hi
I consider this solved, since theme developers can add .json style variation with only a color palette.
They don't have to create variations that changes both typography and colors.