pom://theme/header-style-guide: inspect and plan header changes
This resource groups the POM Theme settings that shape the header, including layout, navigation behavior, logo, top bar, sticky behavior, mobile presentation, colors, typography, spacing, borders, backgrounds, and generated assets.
Use it as a map
A safe header task starts by reading the guide, then querying the live settings schema and current values for only the groups involved. Preserve fields outside the user’s request. A logo or background image should first become a WordPress attachment through the media workflow; use the exact value shape required by the live setting.
Header changes can affect every public page, so review:
- desktop and mobile navigation;
- sticky and non-sticky states;
- top-bar visibility;
- logo contrast and dimensions;
- keyboard access and focus;
- generated theme styles after the save.
Current write limitation
The guide describes the broader header configuration, but the default MCP setting write allowlist does not include those header fields. By default, pom_theme_update_setting can write only the explicitly permitted POM Theme fields and dynamic template assignments documented by the server. Reading a header setting does not make it writable.
Therefore, use this resource to inspect, compare, and prepare an exact change proposal. If a dry run reports that the field is not allowed, stop and ask an administrator to make the change in the POM Theme settings interface or to approve a deliberate server-side allowlist extension. Do not bypass the restriction with generic option or theme-mod writes.
Related guides: change the header style prompt, POM Theme setting writes, and generic theme-mod boundary.