WordPress parent theme are the main file which contains all data and coding. If you directly edit everything in the parent theme such as CSS, functions and any other pages then it might be possible to lose many of previously made changes when you will update to new version of that theme. So, it is … Read more
I fixed the problem by adding my parent’s index,page, and header.php to my child theme’s folder. If you’re not able to change the blog page template. Remove the page from the Settings > Reading, change the template and select your blog post again.
There is the constant WP_USE_THEMES which when set to false in wp-config.php disables the theme system on the backend, though it does not completely disable the theme subsystem. I think that is a close as you can get. I am not 100% sure of that though.
If your theme fully supports child themes copy template-tags.php to the child theme folder and edit it as needed.
Normally you can find information regarding the license in the style.css file located in the root of the theme. Open it with a text editor (or in the admin panel Administration > Appearance > Editor) and check the comment, if it says something like this: License: GNU General Public License v3 License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html Then … Read more
Ack, nevermind I just discovered that using get_the_post_thumbnail( $post_id, ‘full’ ); // Original resolution will use the width and height of the featured image. I do apologize for wasting everyone’s time. I should have been a little more patient 😉
Try to use the following. In your add_action( ) call add the priority and tell if it solves the issue. add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_theme_enqueue_styles’, 99 );
If you have WP-CLI installed, try to run wp cache flush or you can put this code into your functions.php function fix_template_caching( WP_Screen $current_screen ) { if ( ! in_array( $current_screen->base, array( ‘post’, ‘edit’, ‘theme-editor’ ), true ) ) { return; } $theme = wp_get_theme(); if ( ! $theme ) { return; } $cache_hash = … Read more
The solution (or problem) is not limited to the 2017 theme. This is something you can add to any theme. Since it involves changing the functions.php file, you should first make a Child Theme of the 2017 theme. (Ask the googles how to do that….and why you would use a Child Theme rather than changing … Read more
The theme you’re trying to use as a parent, Grow Minimal, is a child theme of the Grow theme. It’s not possible to create a child theme of another child theme without writing custom code workarounds. In your code, these two lines just do the same thing twice: wp_enqueue_style( $parent_style, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’ ); wp_enqueue_style(‘thinkup-style’, … Read more