Child themes are not the only way to extend a theme, not even the best. Many themes offer hooks: actions and filters. You can use these to change the output per plugin. Let’s say you have a theme named Acme, and its index.php contains the following code: get_header(); do_action( ‘acme.loop.before’, ‘index’ ); ?> <div id=”container”> … Read more
If you want to override a plugin text domain, create (if not exist) a folder named languages and another one plugins (in languages) in the wp-content folder. This folders is intended, with the template and file hierarchy, to be load upon the other that could exist. When you update a plugin, text domain that you … Read more
Couple of things to add If you add template files on child theme. They will replace the parent theme template files. CSS doesn’t get imported automatically so you have to import them on your child theme css file using @import, It might look something like this @import url(“../twentyeleven/style.css”); functions.php file doesn’t get replace so all … Read more
You are missing the Template: definition in your stylesheet header. This is the folder name of the parent theme For instance, a child theme of the bundled theme will have the Template: defined as Template: twentyfifteen
I eventually figured this out, I don’t know exactly why, but it seems the issue was due to the original use of init, once i replaced it with ‘wp_head’ it worked correctly, my final code looked like this function change_default_galleria_header() { remove_action( ‘storefront_header’, ‘storefront_header_cart’, 4 ); remove_action( ‘storefront_header’, ‘storefront_product_search’, 3 ); remove_action( ‘storefront_header’, ‘storefront_secondary_navigation’, 6 … Read more
I had exactly the same problem. In the base TwentyTwelve theme there has been a code change so that the site navigation changed from h3 to button. You need to update header.php file in the child theme to use <button class=”menu-toggle”><?php _e( ‘Menu’, ‘twentytwelve’ ); ?></button> See WordPress TRAC #28824 comment 13 The problem occurs … Read more
Generally, you do not need to copy the complete parent stylesheet to your child theme, you can just copy the particular code in question to your child theme’s stylesheet and modify that. As for functions.php and any other functions related files, you cannot copy that to your child theme as this will lead to a … Read more
Change this line: Template: Default Template to Template: wp_techgostore-theme-package As per the WordPress Codex, The Template line corresponds to the directory name of the parent theme
This very much depends on the theme you are using, but here is how you would go about it. Locate where the sidebar div is being added. Then wrap the sidebar in a !is_home() check then it will only load on pages that are not home. You will probably also need to add a class … Read more
as user15… sugested you may have a mobile specific CSS in your child or parent theme – that is conflicting with the logo, have you tried loading the site from the desktop pc with cross browser plat form site ? http://www.onbile.com/info/tools-for-testing-how-your-site-looks-on-mobile-devices/ and http://www.fingermarketing.com/comparemysite.php tools the let you see how your website looks in mobile ? … Read more