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There is this function:

get_header_image()

which can be called from within WordPress. Is there a way to access this externally, i.e. from the API? The use case might be a header for an external RSS feed, etc.

There is this function:

get_header_image()

which can be called from within WordPress. Is there a way to access this externally, i.e. from the API? The use case might be a header for an external RSS feed, etc.

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All the out-of-the-box API endpoints are documented quite well here:

https://developer.wordpress/rest-api/reference/

A quick look in the relevant places didn't turn up a way to get theme elements (although I might have missed it).

It's trivially easy to setup new API endpoints; here's a quick example you could pop into your funcitons.php to 'hard-wire' into that function to allow you to get the result returned in JSON at example/wp-json/themeelements/v1/header_image:

add_action( 'rest_api_init', function () {
  register_rest_route( 'themeelements/v1', '/header_image', array(
    'methods' => 'GET',
    'callback' => 'get_header_image',
  ) );
} );

(Note for me with a clean WP install and the twentytwenty theme with no images added this returns an empty string)

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