Options for Twenty Twenty adds customization settings for the WordPress Twenty Twenty theme. The Premium edition extends those settings with controls for individual posts and pages, taxonomy layouts, sidebars, search, and navigation behavior.

Style the theme and its navigation

General settings can disable the Inter Var WOFF2 font, apply one template to posts or pages, set a default text color, remove link underlines, and change social menu icon colors. Choose a grid template for taxonomy, post, or blog pages, and set the primary color hue with a hex control. Background options can remove the picture on smaller screens or fix its parallax effect on Apple iOS mobile devices.

Navigation settings control its width and background, site title and description, menu link typography, submenu colors, and social menu visibility. You can move the description below the title on large screens, hide it, hide the “Menu” and “Search” labels below icons, or change the menu toggle to a hamburger icon. Footer social menu alignment is also adjustable.

Set headers, content, and footers

Header controls can hide archive headers, header titles, or post categories; align archive titles, descriptions, and header titles; remove the prefix from archive titles; and adjust title typography. You can make the header background transparent, use a featured image as its background, change the header width, and adjust title padding. Single-post options include hiding or resizing the excerpt and choosing which post details appear or how they align.

Content settings can place Yoast SEO or Breadcrumb NavXT breadcrumbs above the content, hide featured pictures, move them to the top, or make them full width. Other choices set the content width, link and button colors, post details, and post separator style, or hide previous and next post links.

Footer options include pushing it to the bottom of the browser window, setting its background color, adjusting spacing, styling text and navigation links, centering widgets when there is one footer widget area, or hiding the footer and copyright. You can change or remove the “Powered by WordPress” text, resize it, hide the “To The Top” link, and align the copyright text.

Premium layouts and Cover Template options

Cover Template settings include its main navigation background color, an alternate logo, and navigation link colors. Premium adds a true parallax effect for the background image, use of the Cover Template on taxonomy pages, and an option to override the site-wide “Force Template” choice on an individual post or page.

You can inject a sidebar, place it to the left or right of the content, set its width, and adjust widget padding and typography. Search can be limited to a specific post type. Menu options include choosing a Dashicon for the toggle, animating the close toggle on expanded or mobile menus, and adding widget areas above or below those menus. Desktop or mobile navigation can use a sticky bar or button with a selected background color, dropshadow, and 3D dropshadow animation.

Further Premium controls can add a slider behind the Cover Template header, change the order of footer sections, add a third or fourth widget-ready footer sidebar, replace the footer’s “Proudly powered by WordPress” text, link to a chosen copyright page, and add social icons.

Editor controls and installation

Where available, editor controls let you display or hide the header, header title, and featured image, and add a slider behind the Cover Template header. Install Options for Twenty Twenty through the WordPress extension installation process or by uploading its ZIP file, then activate it from the Plugins menu. Open Appearance > Customize to find the additional theme settings.