Canvas WP Documentation

What the Canvas documentation covers, how it is organised, and where to look first.

Requirements, installing the theme and Canvas Core, keeping both updated, and moving between staging and production.

Plans and seats, activating and moving a license, what expiry actually changes, and the refund and renewal terms.

Importing a ready-made Canvas demo, understanding what the import changes, building on top of it, and removing it cleanly.

How Canvas fits into the block editor: where settings live, what templates and patterns are, the block library, and the controls every block shares.

Building everything that wraps your content: headers, mega menus, top bars, footers, page titles, side panels, popups, heroes and navigation.

How sidebars and widget areas work in a block theme, where to edit them, and the Theme Options that style every widget at once.

Working with the content Canvas adds to WordPress, from Portfolio projects and Events to Sliders, Forms and the blog.

Running a shop with Canvas, from the templates and product cards to the shop blocks, cart, checkout and the header mini-cart.

What Canvas AI writes and draws, where its controls appear and why, how to teach it your brand, and what credits, licensing and outages mean for it.

The Canvas block library, grouped the way the block inserter groups it. Every block has its own page listing what it is for and every setting it exposes.

• Canvas30
• Interactive25
• Header22
• Content30
• Forms5
• and 5 more

The kinds of content Canvas adds to the WordPress admin. Some hold what a visitor reads, such as Portfolio projects and Events; the rest hold pieces of the site itself, such as a header, a footer or a popup.

The site wide settings under the Canvas admin menu. One page per tab, listing every setting on it, what it changes and what it starts as.

• Performance7
• SEO7
• Fonts And Icons1

Every Canvas design that installs blocks or content types of its own, with a page each listing what it adds. Read the page for the design your site is built from.

The filters, actions, command line tools and abilities Canvas keeps stable for child themes and plugins, and how a child theme overrides Canvas files.

What each license state means, why an update or an import is not behaving, why the editor and the site can differ, and how to reach support.