You’re probably looking for something like this: <?php function add_classes_to_body_class($classes) { // make sure ‘page-template.php’ matches your template name if ( is_page_template(‘page-template.php’) ) { $classes[] = ‘main’; } return $classes; } add_filter( ‘body_class’, ‘add_classes_to_body_class’ ); ?> make sure you add body_class() into your markup. Traditionally it would be in your body tag like so. <body … Read more
the layout is controlled by the .singular css class, which in turn is generated in functions.php depending on the template. in your child theme of Twenty Eleven (if you don’t have a child theme, create one first) add this code to functions.php: add_filter(‘body_class’, ‘wpse_28044_adjust_body_class’, 20, 2); function wpse_28044_adjust_body_class($wp_classes, $extra_classes) { if( is_page_template(‘submenu-page.php’) ) : // … Read more
Just looked in the _LINCESE.txt file inside the theme folder. The theme is using the GPLv2 license and is also free available to everyone. Therefore you should not get any problems here.
If you are using an index.php in your child theme why not use get_header(‘child’) and use header-child.php to display the header.
That’s pretty simple: You’re trying to get the parent property from the $post object, but that is either NULL or simply not attached. In both cases, you are Trying to get property of non-object from the $post object. Simply check if ( isset( $post->parent ) ) { /* do stuff */ }.
You could use the switch_to_blog() function Switches the active blog until the user calls the restore_current_blog() function. This function is useful if you need to pull posts, or other information, from other blogs, you can then switch back after using restore_current_blog(). Using this function will not load plugins that only run on the blog you … Read more
Enable WP_debug by editing your wp-config.php in your WordPress root files Look for: define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false); Change to: define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true); Post any error messages in your top post, this will help us identify where the issue could be.
replace parent theme images in child theme
Can I customize any WordPress parent block-based theme template files by child theme like a parent classic theme?
Twenty fourteen loads its stylesheets differently in that it made the main stylesheet dependant on the genericon stylesheet, and I’m sure that this is the problem you are experiencing. (if not, please update your question with proper details) You can change how you enqueue your style in the first block of code as follow wp_enqueue_style( … Read more