The answer is, AFAIK, that you shouldn’t. It goes against how block themes work. Rather you should try to get your css to work with the block theme. What are the issues with getting your CSS to work with the new editor? You can add it as style.css in your child theme, or you can … Read more
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You’ll never have to copy anything from the parent theme to your child theme. In the case of CSS it would be wasteful, in the case of functions.php it will likely cause errors due to duplicated function names. If your parent theme is badly written it may not enqueue its own stylesheet when it’s not … Read more
Yes, you can have both the old Bootstrap pages and the newly designed WordPress pages coexist until the migration is complete. Here’s how you can achieve this: Create a Child Theme: // functions.php add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘enqueue_parent_styles’ ); function enqueue_parent_styles() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘parent-style’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’ ); } Include Bootstrap 3 CSS: // functions.php function enqueue_bootstrap() … Read more
How can i change the class of a post from a theme?
If it’s a child theme, the theme’s style.css file will refer to its parent: /* Theme Name: Twenty Fifteen Child // … Template: twentyfifteen */ That Template: line will tell you which theme is the parent. If there’s no Template: line, then this theme is not a child theme. Reference: Child Themes in the WP … Read more