POST /v1/sites/{siteId}/wordpress/themes

Autentizace

Zašlete API klíč jako nosný token (bearer token). Klíč musí mít oprávnění sites.view; klíč bez něj je odmítnut s kódem 403, nikoli 404.

Tento koncový bod nevyžaduje žádné ID organizace. Váš klíč již identifikuje organizaci, ke které patří, a odpověď je na ni omezena.

Vyzvednout

Nahraďte cokoli v závorkách vlastními hodnotami a zástupný symbol klíče klíčem z vašeho řídicího panelu.

curl -X POST https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/sites/{siteId}/wordpress/themes \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{  }'

Přihlášeni? Konzole API ve vašem dashboardu automaticky doplní vaše skutečné ID organizace i váš vlastní klíč a odešle požadavek na živé API, abyste viděli reálnou odpověď. Otevřete tento koncový bod v konzoli API

Podrobnosti

Installs a theme, from the **wordpress.org directory** by `slug` (what `searchWordPressThemeDirectory` returns) or from a **zip the customer uploads**. ⛔⛔ **This did not exist until W22-D, and its absence is the whole of the owner's complaint on 2026-08-16**: *"no way in this or the main site manager bit to add new theme or uplaod one"*. The platform could list, activate and delete a theme and had no way to put one on a site, so a customer could only ever choose among the three themes WordPress ships with — and could delete two of them. ⛔ Exactly one of `slug` and `zip` — never both, refused rather than resolved by precedence. ⛔ **`activate` defaults to `false` here and to `true` on the plugin path**, and the asymmetry is deliberate. Activating a plugin adds behaviour; activating a theme **replaces what every visitor sees**, immediately, on a live site. A customer uploading a theme to look at it must not have their shop re-skinned as a side effect of the upload. ⚠️ An uploaded zip is **the customer's own code running on their own site**, and we do not review it. It is size-capped at 96 MiB (themes run larger than plugins — commercial multipurpose themes ship demo imagery) and rejected unless it is a valid archive containing a single top-level directory whose `style.css` carries a `Theme Name:` header, which is what WordPress itself requires. Note that a theme is **not** validated the way a plugin is: a block theme can legitimately contain no PHP at all, so a PHP-file check would refuse valid modern themes. ⛔ **Fleet only.** this platform exposes no theme-install endpoint at any path, and its own control panel offers no install control on its Themes page either — both measured 2026-08-16. So this is refused on the managed hosting line, where `wp_theme_install` is `false`; the capability map on `getSiteWordPress` says so up front rather than letting the customer discover it by pressing the button. Requires `sites.view` and `sites.panel_access`.

Parametry

Tělo požadavku

Odpověď

Chyby, které může tento koncový bod vrátit

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