twentysixteen is doing it in a bad way, surprisingly. They should first register the parent themes styles and scripts with a correct version attribute with wp_register_style in child themes you could then just do. wp_enqueue_style( $parent_style ); To get the correct version of the style for cache-busting the parent themes style. But you also may … Read more
Yes, it’s about to check changes after updates of main theme, mostly updates goes to core of theme, not files like single.php etc.. but when it’s go this way, you need some Diff program. Check this out: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25874018/comparing-the-contents-of-two-files-in-sublime-text
like with every other theme, there is no assurance a random theme can be used as a child theme unless it is explicitly specified that it supports child themes and provides APIs to let child themes manipulate it output. This is true even for “normal” themes, and double true for unexplored area like themes based … Read more
get_theme_file_uri(), get_theme_file_path(), get_parent_theme_file_uri() and get_parent_theme_file_path() are relatively new (introduced in WordPress 4.7) functions that have a couple of significant advantages over using get_template_directory(). get_theme_file() and get_theme_file_path () allow you to reference files in your theme in a way that allows them to be replaced by a child theme. This lets you do things like allow … Read more
You can’t necessarily replace entire arbitrary files with a child theme. WordPress will automatically look in the child theme for replacements for the templates in the template hierarchy, as well as a couple of additional files like searchform.php or comments.php, but any other files that the parent theme loads are only replaceable in a child … Read more
Changing order title and featured image in blog post (Astra theme)
Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function get_user_by() after moving function from theme to plugin
just add <?php get_sidebar(); ?> to page.php in your child theme and all pages will have a sidebar. look at sidebar-page.php to see where to place it.
I’m assuming this is mostlikly a hiearcy problem. For example, your stylesheets load in the order of child theme then plugin. What you need is to load the plugin styles first then your child theme. You have a few options: Add the Css for your plugin manually after wp_head() in your header.php Unregister the plugin … Read more
Twentyten has a header.php file which has the style.css hardcoded into it: <link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” media=”all” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/40174/<?php bloginfo(“stylesheet_url’ ); ?>” /> There is no way to wp_dequeue_style because it is never “loaded” with wp_enqueue_style in the first place. To get that out of the header you’ll need to edit the twentyten theme (bad idea) or … Read more