LH 2015 is a theme for community organisations, originally forked from Twenty Fifteen and now standalone. It keeps Twenty Fifteen’s clean two-column layout: the site’s logo, title, tagline and menus sit in a fixed left column beside the content, and collapse behind a Menu button on small screens.
It is a hybrid theme. The header and footer are template parts built entirely from core blocks (Site Logo, Site Title, Site Tagline, Navigation and a Button), so each site edits them in the Site Editor and fills its own menus there. Most views still use the theme’s PHP templates; wherever a post type has a block template, registered by a plugin, shipped in the theme or saved in the Site Editor, that is used instead, with the same header and footer.
Features
- Twenty Fifteen’s layout, with a sticky left column on wide screens and a header that slides out of the way while scrolling on small ones
- Header and footer built from core blocks, editable per site, with main and social menus as Navigation blocks
- Block template support for any post type
- Colours and layout widths in theme.json, changeable in Styles
- One system font for all text (each device’s own interface font, such as San Francisco, Segoe UI or Roboto) plus monospace for code; no web fonts are bundled or loaded, and a site can choose its own font in Styles
- Block styles loaded only on pages that use the block, and dependency-free JavaScript
