A combinator is something that defines the relationship between two or more selectors. There are four different combinators in CSS:
1. Descendant combinator (space)
2. Child combinator (>)
3. Next sibling combinator (+)
4. Subsequent-sibling combinator (~)
A CSS selector can contain more than one selector. Between the selectors, we can include a combinator, to create a more specific selection.

This plugin allows you to:
- Create a blank theme
- Create a new theme based on the currently active theme
- Create a child theme of the active parent theme
- Create a new style variation
- Export a theme
- Save user changed templates and styles to the active theme
All newly created themes or style variations will include changes made within the WordPress Editor.

This plugin also makes several changes to the contents of a theme, including:
- Adds all images used in templates to the theme’s assets folder.
- Ensures the block markup used in templates and patterns is export-ready.
- Ensures most strings used in templates and patterns are translate-ready.

The easiest way to stick your header throughout your entire website is to add the following custom CSS in the Additional CSS box:

header.wp-block-template-part {
    position: sticky;
    top: var(--wp-admin--admin-bar--height, 0);
    z-index: 10;
}

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