Is this even possible? If your description is correct and … The function is not pluggable, by which I assume you mean not wrapped in a if (!function_exists()) condition and The function is not a callback for an action or a filter and The function is not in a theme file that gets automatically substituted … Read more
Why are my parent styles loading after my child styles?
Copy the file to your child theme, In your child theme, create a template and name it what ever you want, e.g content-child.php Now you can replace lib/login/register.php with your new template: <?php get_template_part( ‘content-child’, get_post_format() ); ?> It should work.
Changes in header.php not reflecting
The parent theme has a active selector which the child may not have. http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/sel_active.asp
Hello you would have to edit the parent theme as there is no way to overwrite the include_once ‘bookingtable/bookingtable.php’;. So to keep edits to the parent theme minimal, the whole code can be rewritten using wordpress get_template_part() as if ( class_exists(‘rtbInit’) ) { get_template_part(‘bookingtable/bookingtable’); } This way you can then copy the file to your … Read more
You can overwrite an !important option with another !important but with a deeper selector. Example: the next snippet .container { width: 800px !important; } should be overwritten by html .container { width: 800px !important; } Thanks!
I already tried to install the theme “Isola” but that don’t help. Searching for “isola-wpcom” on google also gave me no results. I think you need this: https://wordpress.org/themes/isola/ Really simple some themes do have some requirements, either other themes or plugins. However, after some checking, I cannot find the theme “celsius”. If we check the … Read more
If a theme will undergo major changes would it be better to clone the parent instead of writting a child theme?
Copy the theme files you changed to your local computer to save the changes you made. Then reinstall the parent and child theme. Then make the changes to the child theme that you made in the code of the parent theme. Normally, if you want to change code, you do it via a child theme. … Read more