Updating an imported child theme from the wp-admin UI
I have full access to the wp-admin area of a remote WordPress site. I would prefer to work in this UI the whole time and not use FTP.
I have full access to the wp-admin area of a remote WordPress site. I would prefer to work in this UI the whole time and not use FTP.
I use the post_class() function to add a custom class of CSS like width and display property. But it applied to all other files like the about page, contact page. I tried to use the WordPress class instead of using the class attribute of HTML. I have referred wordpress.org. I thought post_class can use for WordPress predefined class and also for adding custom classes. It’s a right or wrong method. Please suggest if anyone knows, where to use the post_class()? and it is ok to use post_class() for adding custom classes.
I am editing the theme Peggi (https://themeforest.net/item/peggi-a-multipurpose-wordpress-children-theme/22094659) over a child theme to make it GDPR compliant. I managed to remove all external resources like google fonts, except one:
Child theme functions.php:
I have a child theme folder called themes/child-theme and inside I have a file dashboard_payments.php.
Under the child theme folder I’m creating a new folder called gateway and inside there’s a config.php.
I’m developing a child theme (mms-child) based on a simple parent (mms – also my dev). I am quite used to the usual way of defining custom image sizes within functions.php as follows:
How would I replace this function that lies inside inc/template-tags.php in my parent theme
I’m trying to write a wordpress function code in my child theme that randomizes the words in the word cloud where previously it was alphabetized.
In my child theme’s archive.php, I have the following code for displaying the title of my archive pages:
I’ve been reading around and trying to figure out how to do this, but for some reason I can’t seem to override parent functions in my child theme.