Assuming you have your child theme set up correctly, placing the following CSS in it which simply resets some of the preset values should get you all the way there. .et_pt_portfolio_entry { border: none; border-bottom: none; background: transparent; -moz-box-shadow: none; -webkit-box-shadow: none; box-shadow: none; padding: 5px; margin-bottom: 7px; }
How about instead of genesis_custom_field(‘instrument’); use: echo genesis_get_custom_field(‘instrument’); Plus the genesis_after_post_title action hook is deprecated since 1.7.0 and you should use genesis_entry_header with correct priorities. For more information please use the reference links below. Reference: genesis_after_post_title Genesis 2.0 Hooks reference
You can’t actually “remove” PHP code from the parent theme. What you can do is undo things done there. The counterpart of wp_enqueue_script is wp_dequeue_script. If you put this in your functions.php it should remove the Masonry Plugin (untested) add_action( ‘wp_print_scripts’, ‘de_script’, 100 ); function de_script() { wp_dequeue_script( ‘jquery-masonry’ ); } Source: Function Reference/wp dequeue … Read more
The is a filter to the custom header function in the twenty fourteen theme. You can use that to add your new sizes. Here is what I use to change the default size. function wpse_custom_header_setup() { add_theme_support( ‘custom-header’, apply_filters( ‘wpse_header_args’, array( ‘width’ => 1460, ‘height’ => 220, ) ) ); } add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘wpse_custom_header_setup’ ); … Read more
This can be really tricky, but this should shed some light on this topic. Before you start, CREATE A BACK-UP OF BOTH THEMES Why are child themes created? The number one answer is for customization of a parent theme. So this should be your starting point when combining a parent and child theme. It should … Read more
What I read is that the parent css was loaded after the child, so the last one wins It depends on the order in which theme developer is loading stylesheets. Normally WordPress loads child theme’s functions.php first and then parent theme’s functions.php. the parent Emmet theme uses CSS files called differently than Style.css Yes it … Read more
Since WP 4.6 load_theme_textdomain() (and consequently load_child_theme_textdomain()) will give priority to .mo files downloaded from WP’s online translation platform (translate.wordpress.org). Due to some new code (here, on line 769) these functions will completely ignore your local .mo files if the textdomain is found in the general languages/ directory. You can, however, use the more basic … Read more
wp_add_inline_style must accompany with an existing enqueued style. So the moment you dequeue or deregister that style, the associated inline style also gets dequeued or deregistered. To avoid that, you must first retrieve the inline style and then dequeue. Method-1: If after dequeueing theme-dynamic-styles handle, you don’t want to enqueue a new one in its … Read more
‘Underscores’ (_s) isn’t a theme. Not really. It’s the starting point for a new theme. When you used it to create a theme you just created a brand new theme using Underscores as a head start. I’m a theme meant for hacking so don’t use me as a Parent Theme. Instead try turning me into … Read more
Looking at their demo source, the easiest way to do this is by styling page classes like pageid-69 or slug-example-page: body.slug-example-page{ background: url(…); } If it has to be random image, add your styles in the header template so you can use PHP to generate dynamic css.