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
I used to have this problem once, for me it happened because I used the wrong encoding. I also had the right sourcecode but it came out all wrong on the actual page. Try setting your editors settings to “UTF-8 without BOM” because the BOM is what seems to be causing that error. Sometimes it … Read more
In your child theme, set the priority on the wp_enqueue_scripts hook to run later than the parent theme, and do your dequeue/re-enqueue there. Right now, your child theme code dequeues the original script on a later hook than your enqueue code. function enqueue_parent_theme_style_and_js() { wp_dequeue_script( ‘jscript_custom’ ); wp_enqueue_script(‘jscript_custom’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/jscript.custom.js’, array(‘jquery’), null, true); } … Read more
Altered media sizes (in dash), not updating to existing images/posts
twentysixteen is doing it in a bad way, surprisingly. They should first register the parent themes styles and scripts with a correct version attribute with wp_register_style in child themes you could then just do. wp_enqueue_style( $parent_style ); To get the correct version of the style for cache-busting the parent themes style. But you also may … Read more
Adding the date is potentially as simple as inserting the_time() in the appropriate place in the template if you’re editing the template files. However, it looks like you’re using a child theme, so we have to use WordPress’s system of filters. To add the date to the post, try filtering the titles. Add this to … Read more
First thing first, that’s a very good question! Now let me tell you what I’ve done to definitely kill the annoying proceedings you have described. Keep WordPress under Git Control. There are a multitude of articles on the web that can guide you from the basics to advanced steps. I used to repeat the proceedings … Read more
My friend, just take a look at their codex here https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_footer and you will know how. In your case, no need to add these require_once get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/footer.php’; require_once get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/footer-set.php’; require_once get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/footer-tag.php’; You only need to repair your tt_get_footer like this //Get Theme Specific Footer function tt_get_footer() { $footer = get_option(‘tt_footer_layout’); … Read more
There is most likely some issues about using get_template_directory_uri() or get_stylesheet_directory_uri(). According to WordPress Code reference: get_template_directory_uri() function returns the URL to the root theme. If a child theme is used and you want to return the URL to the current child theme, use get_stylesheet_directory_uri() instead. Also, it is noted that importing the parent CSS … Read more
Enable WP_debug by editing your wp-config.php in your WordPress root files Look for: define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false); Change to: define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true); Post any error messages in your top post, this will help us identify where the issue could be.