Edit WordPress Theme File

Read and safely edit the ACTIVE THEME's own files on a connected WordPress site — the last resort for things baked into a theme PHP/CSS file that nothing else can reach: a Google tag hard-coded into header.php (a duplicate gtag the theme prints on every page), a wrong heading level in a template, a stray inline style. wordpress_option reaches plugin/theme SETTINGS and wordpress_snippet adds NEW PHP through WPCode, but neither can change a line the theme itself ships.

action: 'list' = the theme's source files with size and whether each is writable; 'get' (path) = one file's contents; 'edit' (path) = change it; 'restore' (path) = undo the last edit to that file. Scope is narrow: only files INSIDE the active or parent theme folder, only .php/.css/.js/.html/.txt, no path escapes ('..' is refused), and only files that already exist (it never creates one). path is given as list/get reports it, either the full path (wp-content/themes/<theme>/header.php) or just the file name (header.php). edit has two modes. mode='remove_block' with contains='<text>' removes every <script>/<noscript> block that contains that text, which strips a hard-coded gtag / GTM / Google Ads tag out of a theme file (wordpress_tracking detects AW- / G- / GT- ids in theme files too). mode='replace' with find + replace makes a literal text change; count caps how many occurrences may match, and if find appears more times than that nothing is written, so a more specific find is needed; this is how an H4 becomes an H2. SAFETY on every edit: the whole file is backed up first, PHP files are re-checked with `php -l` and the write is AUTOMATICALLY REVERTED if it would break the syntax, and restore brings the previous version back. confirm=false previews (match count and size delta) without writing; confirm=true applies. Needs Connector 0.9.0 or newer.