Standard.site JSON Mapping Across Blogging Platforms by Gamut Knowledgebase 🗃️

Different blogging platforms use different JSON names (also known as keys, property names, or fields) for their theme configuration settings. When inspecting records directly via pds.ls it can get confusing fast.

This reference maps standard.site JSON fields to their platform-specific equivalents so anyone can quickly translate between different naming schemes.

standard.site	accent	background	foreground	accentForeground	Extras
GreenGale	`accent`	`background`	`text`	`background`	`codeBackground`
Leaflet	`accentBackground`	`backgroundColor`	`primary`	`accentText`	`pageBackground`
MySky	(standard)	(standard)	(standard)	(standard)	—
Offprint	—	—	—	—	—
pckt	`accent`	`background`	`text`	`surfaceHover`	`link`

Notes:

(standard) means the platform is only using standard.site properties.
This document will be updated as new platforms adopt the standard.site lexicon, or invent their own variations.

If you are debugging theme rendering issues, migrating styles between platforms, or building tooling around AT Protocol records, this mapping should hopefully save you precious time.

Enjoy!

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This article was first published on GreenGale platform on 2026-02-20 @250.00 (14:00:39 UTC+8).

〈Standard.site JSON Mapping Across Blogging Platforms〉 © 2026 Yohan Yukiya Sese Cuneta (ISNI | ORCID iD).
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