In your child theme (which I am assuming you are using) functions.php file: function wpse_356175_assets() { wp_dequeue_style( ‘media-queries’ ); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wpse_356175_assets’ ); Utilise wp_dequeue_style and or wp_deregister_style depending on how the stylesheet was registered/enqueued. If necessary adjust the priority of your action to fire after the registered/enqueued file from the parent theme, e.g: … Read more
Since you want to be able to use these functions within your themes AND plugins, and taking into consideration your comment regarding loading, I’d recommend the following approach. Organize your functions into a library – depending on your methods and approaches, this could be multiple or single files. It could be just functions or as … Read more
You can leave it as is (see Jacob Pettie’s comment) or you can change it, but the key here is to add the path to locate the parent theme’s CSS. <?php add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_theme_enqueue_styles’ ); function my_theme_enqueue_styles() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘parent-style’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’ ); } In your example you’re cutting it off after the … Read more
You can extend it, but the class definition and any code that uses it, can’t run outside of the admin area. Wrap your class in this conditional: if ( is_admin() ) { … } If you are trying to use this on the frontend or other non-Admin areas, do not do that. Generally, classes WordPress … Read more
Got it—needed to use a symlink rather than an alias. cd ~/child1.local/wp-content/themes/ ln -s ~/parent.local/wp-content/themes/parent/ parent Figured it out with help from this article.
You will need to use the function load_child_theme_textdomain(). Also, there is some interesting discussion here.
What exactly do you mean by nothing happens ? Technically you don’t need to remove set_post_thumbnail_size(), as I understand from code – simply making your own call later will overwrite size. There are two ways you can handle this: Adjust your setup function to later priority. Child theme is processed before parent theme. So when … Read more
All you need is a simple query and to iterate over that query a couple of times so you can build the two required lists. WP_Query has a convenient method for resetting the pointer in the posts array, so you can loop over it again, called rewind_posts though i believe inside custom loops you have … Read more
I was having the same problem as the OP, when working in a child theme and copying the sidebar-page.php file to make my own template file (named register.php). Then I noticed in the original template pages, in the body tag there is a class ‘.page-template-sidebar-page-php’ whereas in my new template it was showing up as … Read more
Widget are not part of hierarchical parent/child theme relation, so you would need to follow more generic development process: Optionally disable widget registration in parent theme (if possible to do cleanly – with hooks or otherwise). Extend (as in widget’s PHP class) or fork (copy and modify the code) widget in child theme. Register your … Read more