Your question is not very clear, but you should for the most part think of themes as being very much distinct. There is only one relationship between themes– that between a parent theme and a child theme. Themes in general are not related. Child themes in general are not related. Themes do not share code … Read more
I haven’t seen all files in your attachment, some directories are not included, so this is just a guess: Create a directory languages in the theme for the language files. Add the following to the style.css header below License URI: Textdomain: jobroller Domain Path: /languages In functions.php add: add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘jobroller_load_language’ ); function jobroller_load_language() { … Read more
What I would do is to use switch_to_blog function just before posts queries are run on the database, and then restore the current blog just after the query. I assume that the blog where your content is is the main one (1). Just put the following lines in your second blog theme’s function.php : add_action(‘pre_get_posts’, … Read more
WordPress themes are packaged in a .zip file format (not .rar). Theme Forest packages their items a little differently. You likely need to decompress the .rar file (double-click on it). Inside will probably be another file called, vestate.zip. Try to upload that instead. Also, in the future, support for this product should be handled via … Read more
Because some of titles are running on to three lines when the screen gets smaller its messing up the flow of the floated elements. What you need to do is clear every fourth element. Also this is a basic css question and is not specific to WordPress at all.
using some custom.css create 2 of these class like #main-nav-fb { width: 150px; display: block; padding: 2px 4px; border-radius: 0 0 4px 4px; background: #cc6052; font-size: 14px; text-align: center; color: #fff; position: absolute; top: 0; right: 200px; } in header.php after <div class=”navbar-header responsive-logo”> add something like this: <a id=main-nav-tel href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/193542/tel:+11111111111″>+11111111111</a>
You might have to use get_stylesheet_directory_uri() instead of get_template_directory_uri() when you’re referencing files in a child theme. On a fresh install, I created and activated a child theme of twentyfifteen called child and run the following codes: echo get_stylesheet_directory_uri(); # Output: http://localhost/test1/wp-content/themes/child echo get_template_directory_uri(); # Output: http://localhost/test1/wp-content/themes/twentyfifteen Also, If you have tested the JS independently … Read more
I just found my awnser, few minutes after, this part is called breadcrumps, there is always a place somewhere that I can disable it.
It seems that you had upload that theme earlier. Go to Media, then find the item which has the same name of the theme you want to upload. Click it, and delete it. After that upload your theme again.
Try viewing the page’s source code (ctrl + u, usually) to see if the code is actually being added to the <head> element of the web page. If it is, the problem is not with WordPress, but that you are probably targeting the wrong elements. If so, right-click on the item you are trying to … Read more