Child theme templates starts working before Parent theme, so if any similar template files (similar to parent theme) exists it tries to override the parent theme’s template – that’s the core thing about child theme. The right way to enqueue new stylesheet in Child theme to make it THE Child Theme is the following: <?php … Read more
Use: wp_enqueue_style( ‘test’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/css/test.css’ ); instead of get_template_directory_uri();
You can filter ‘wp_nav_menu_args’, set an invalid theme_location and the magic function __return_false as fallback: add_filter( ‘wp_nav_menu_args’, ‘override_parent_args’ ); function override_parent_args( $args ) { if ( ‘header-menu’ === $args[‘theme_location’] ) { $args[‘fallback_cb’] = ‘__return_false’; $args[‘theme_location’] = ‘ticky_tacky’; } return $args; }
Modifying JS files in Child-theme
to redefine the AJAX action, you can try that add_action(AE_Base::AJAX_PREFIX . “ae-profile-sync”, function () { $profile_action = $GLOBALS[“et_freelance”]->profile_action; // remove base action remove_action( AE_Base::AJAX_PREFIX . “ae-profile-sync” , [ $profile_action, “sync_post”, ] , 10 ); // add new AJAX action add_action( AE_Base::AJAX_PREFIX . “ae-profile-sync” , function () { // new code here } ); }, 1); … Read more
if ( condition ) { get_template_part( ‘path/to/template’, ‘mobile’ ); } else { get_template_part( ‘template’, ‘mobile’ ); // in rootpath } You can also intercept the behavior for get_template_part() with an action hook: // Source in get_template_part do_action( “get_template_part_{$slug}”, $slug, $name ); function wpse21352_template_part_cb( $slug, $name ) { switch ( $name ) { case ‘mobile’ : … Read more
There’s not a universal standard for this. The precedents that the core Themes are setting are incidental to rebuilding and innovating. They are not by design. They define font families for the Editor in the back end to establish a consistent feeling for content. Source: https://github.com/WordPress/twentysixteen/blob/master/css/editor-style.css Within the actual main styling of the Theme, there … Read more
Functions.php is shared for parent/child themes unlike other files which will be overridden. What that means is that WordPress will load both the parent and the child functions.php. In your case it sounds like you would simply create a child functions.php and then a create new register_sidebar . Then use dynamic_sidebar whenever you want in … Read more
You have to set a new background or the one defined in the parent stylesheet will be applied. background-image: none; Image and color are not mutually exclusive, so both just deleting the background-image line or/and defining a background-color won’t change a background image defined somewhere else.
There are two methods to accomplish what you what need to do. METHOD 1 The first method is to create a separate stylesheet from your child’s main style.css, and then move all your css into that stylesheets. For this example, lets call this stylesheet custom-style.css. As said, copy all the css that will be specific … Read more