get_theme_mod is not returning the HTML code for an image and it’s not returning URL of that image. So what is that number? It’s the ID of selected attachment. This way you can decide how to use the selected value. So how to display the image? If you want to print the image, you can … Read more
In this line you use variable called $parent_style wp_enqueue_style(‘child-style’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, array($parent_style)); but you don’t define such variable anywhere in your code. Most probably you want to use the slug of parent style instead: wp_enqueue_style(‘child-style’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, array(‘parent-style’));
WordPress use an option to store the current active child theme. This option is named ‘stylesheet’. Using the filter ‘pre_option_{$option_name}’ you can change every option getted by WP. So, in your case you should hook the ‘pre_option_stylesheet’ filter, use some logic to retrieve current season and return the child theme you want. This workflow should … Read more
Create index.php and format it the way you want. Then create page.php and load the index file with something very simple like: get_template_part(‘index’): Note: This is untested and I am not able to test this right now. If there is a problem, leave a comment and I will run proper testing later and get back … Read more
You are missing part of the boilerplate needed in the comments area at the top of the stylesheet file. You need a line that says: Template: [name of parent theme folder] For example if the folder in the /wp-content/themes folder for the parent theme is integrative-wisdom you would have: /*! Theme Name: Integrative Wisdom Child … Read more
It’s very common for themes to enqueue their stylesheet like this: wp_enqueue_style( ‘notmytheme-style’, get_stylesheet_uri() ); When you activate a child theme for a theme that does this, get_stylesheet_uri() becomes the child theme’s stylesheet URL. This means that the parent theme will enqueue the child theme’s stylesheet (with notmytheme-style as the ID), but not it’s own … Read more
get_template_directory_uri() is explicitly for getting the URL to the parent theme, which is why your scripts and styles are being enqueued at that path (in this context the “template” is the parent theme). The equivalent function for getting the child theme path is get_stylesheet_directory_uri(). If you don’t have a child theme then both these functions … Read more
Child themes let you override templates loaded via WordPress’ template loading mechanism, e.g. get_template_part or the main theme templates such as index.php and single.php. But they can’t be used to replace arbitrary PHP files or assets. If a theme loads a template file using require or include, WordPress cannot intercept this and replace it with … Read more
I am not sure what you were expecting but you seem to misunderstand what WordPress is, how it works, and what it is for. WordPress is a web application. If you want to use it you have to run it on a web server. If you want people other than yourself to see the site … 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