Override parent theme translation on child theme
I have a parent theme that uses correctly load_theme_textdomain() to load all the translated strings in many languages.
I have a parent theme that uses correctly load_theme_textdomain() to load all the translated strings in many languages.
I need a little bit of insight here with the following problem? I’ve created a child theme called ‘test_child’ which I am trying to extend in the following way:
I’m working on a child theme, I strongly prefer not to override the main template files in order to maintain simplicity of the child theme as well as minimize the amount of code and maintenance over time.
I was wondering whether it is possible to completely disable a function that is called in a parent theme’s functions.php and if so, how? (Of course without deleting the function. Rather by adding something to functions.php of the child theme.)
I am trying to remove a theme action for an elegant-themes theme using a child theme..
This works when I remove action after add_action code anywhere in the parent theme functions.php.
However, it does not work when I add it from child theme functions.php.
I have twentyseventeen child-theme, and I found this code:
In header.php, I like to attribute a version number to the stylesheet so that the browser gets forced to refresh it. But when working with a child theme, its stylesheet is not explicitely called, rather WordPress automatically seeks it. So how or where to attribute a version number to the child theme’s stylesheet?
I followed the beginner steps for creating a child theme. The child theme was created and it appears as an option on my Themes page. But unlike the other Themes on the page (including its parent), there is no preview. The other themes (“Twenty Twelve,” “Twenty Thirteen,” and “Twenty Fourteen”) are all listed with an image preview. My child theme (“Twenty Fourteen Child”) does not have any image. The child theme can be applied without issue.
I’m loading some JavaScript files in the parent theme. The path in the parent theme is:
I’m creating a child theme for the first time and I had a few questions regarding code added to header.