/* Theme Name: Tap N Roll Site Theme URI: https://tapnroll.com Description: Astra child theme for the main tapnroll.com site. Exists to hold site-wide custom page templates (starting with the homepage, page-landing.php) OUTSIDE the parent Astra theme folder, so Astra's automatic updates can never delete or overwrite them again. Scoped strictly to main-site templates — it does NOT contain the ShopWP/Scryfall singles-shop logic, which lives in the separate kjb125/tapnroll-singles child theme. Author: Tap N Roll (KJB Collectables) Author URI: https://tapnroll.com Template: astra Version: 1.0.0 Requires at least: 6.4 Requires PHP: 7.4 Tested up to: 6.6 License: GPL-2.0-or-later License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Text Domain: tapnroll-site Tags: landing-page, custom-template This theme inherits everything from Astra except what is explicitly overridden here. Right now that's just one file: page-landing.php, a fully self-contained page template (own //, own nav/hero/ sections, calls wp_head()/wp_footer() directly and does NOT use get_header()/get_footer()). It has no dependency on Astra template parts, so it renders identically whether the parent Astra theme changes or not — only the *file's location* (child theme vs. parent theme folder) matters for update-safety. Root cause this theme fixes: Astra auto-updated at 2:49 AM on 2026-07-07 without any user action. page-landing.php previously lived directly inside wp-content/themes/astra/, so the update wiped it. WordPress silently fell back to the Default Template for the Home page (ID 53), which has empty block-editor content, producing a blank homepage. Moving the template into this separate child theme folder means Astra's updater — which only ever touches its own wp-content/themes/astra/ directory — can never touch it again. All future site-wide (non-singles-shop) custom templates should be added here, not to the parent Astra theme folder. */ /* This file intentionally contains only the WordPress theme header comment. No custom CSS lives here yet — page-landing.php ships its own