AFFSTACKDEV / THEME & CONTENT WORKSPACE
Theme Manager
Find the right page, setting or design control, then edit it through the theme or plugin that owns it.
WordPress theme settings software · Customer Reference 1.0.4
Explore Theme Manager
Open the interactive workspace and try the controls.
What it does
Find the content you need
Browse pages and site sections, identify supported content providers and open the existing editor. Keep useful editor shortcuts together instead of hunting through unrelated menus.
Edit compatible themes directly
Compatible themes expose their own settings in focused sections. Keep private drafts, review conflicts, preview changes and save through the theme’s controls.
Keep native ownership
Use available WordPress controls and full-size native editors. Compatible themes can provide preview and recovery tools without creating a second authoritative copy of site settings.

How it works with your stack
With the AffStackDev theme: supported theme-owned settings appear directly in the workspace. The wider page layout remains editable in WordPress.
With Gate Manager and Support Desk: discover their registered appearance or form-design editors and open the real controls. Each plugin retains its own configuration.
With AffStackDev Suite: use the shared navigation when installed, or open Theme Manager independently from Appearance. Other themes retain the general content tools; custom theme fields require an explicit compatible integration.
Theme Manager is free and requires its own free Theme Manager license. Suite is optional. WooCommerce adds supported store controls, and direct custom-theme fields require a compatible active theme.
One workspace, clear settings ownership
- Theme Manager
Discovery, section drafts and editor navigation.
- Compatible theme
Its own settings, preview and save controls.
- Connected plugins
Their own gate and form-design configuration.
Explore the next step
Visit the Theme Manager store listing for installer and free-license options, or get help choosing a supported theme and content workflow.
How it compares
Theme Manager next to the tools WordPress itself brings for the same jobs: the Customizer, the Site Editor and the Command Palette.
