I scoured the code in the parent theme for any clues, I found none. The one clue I found was that the 404 page worked as expected, which tipped me off that something was up with the page-templates. To resolve the issue, I opened a post, changed the page template to another one (for example … Read more
While not impossible, juggling themes like that is quite fragile and rarely used out of special contexts (development, theme demo’s, etc). In your situation I would probably just consolidate it on one theme and conditionally output different stylesheet for the section of the site that needs it. It would not be hugely different in result, … Read more
You could use is_child_theme() in the parent theme’s functions.php file: if ( ! is_child_theme() ) { require( ‘path/to/ads/file.php’ ); } Update If you don’t want to edit the parent theme — for instance, so that any updates to the parent theme won’t overwrite what you’ve done — you could do something like this in the … Read more
If the parent theme’s non-standard location was correctly added with register_theme_directory, and I am pretty sure it must have been, then functions like get_stylesheet_directory_uri and get_template_directory_uri should work. Reference http://codex.wordpress.org/Determining_Plugin_and_Content_Directories#Themes
Any suggestions? For one, read and interpret the error message. “Cannot redeclare require_once_child()” is pretty straightforward: Don’t give two functions the same name. I am uncertain whether your general idea is sensible in the first place, but should it be, this function require_once_child() { require_once(‘includes/sf-content-display/sf-post-formats.php’); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘require_once_child’ ); is all you need.
I also working on ait theme template, If you want to add new css & js file into child theme so u first create function.php file in child theme directory & after that u can write following code… <?php define(‘CHILD_THEME_DIR’, get_bloginfo(stylesheet_directory)); /* this is my child theme css folder */ define(‘CHILD_THEME_CSS_DIR’, CHILD_THEME_DIR . ‘/assets/css’); /* … Read more
The theme you’re talking about isn’t a child theme. If you read the description, you’ll see it’s “based on the awesome TwentyThirteen.” This just means it’s inspired by and probably borrows code from TwentyThirteen, but it’s not a child theme. As for a real parent-child theme relationship, the goal is that when the parent updates … Read more
WordPress picks parent theme’s home page template instead of the child theme one
That “Template” line… this one… Template: twentyfourteen … is a required field for child themes. That is what tells WordPress that this is a child and not a stand-alone theme, and also which theme to use as a parent. Files not replaced by the child theme are loaded from the parent. Without that “Template” line … Read more
Remove HTML from search.php of my parent theme