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January 6, 2014 at 11:09 pm #6045
proatt@Horseytheme13ParticipantPlease, I need some guidance. I am new to the WordPress platform, I have some knowledge of HTML and CSS, but none for JS and PHP. I am developing a site using the Attitude Pro theme V1.2 and currently running on a localhost.
I have added some plugins, and also added custom css (using the theme options) to reduce the theme header height. I then decided I should really be working in a child theme so created one following the WordPress codex, and activated it. I have added further plugins and more custom css.
The guidance I need is in two parts –
1. when the theme is upgraded will I lose the custom css I have entered?
2. I am getting a message to tell me that I need to uprade the child theme to V1.3. The instructions tell me to download and extract V1.3 and to add the files to the “/wp-content/themes/attitude pro child folder overwriting the old ones”. My child theme is only a style.css sheet. It has no other files. Should I be installing the update in the child folder or the main Attitude Pro folder>Thanks for your help
JamesJanuary 7, 2014 at 6:11 am #6055Sanjip ShahParticipant@proatthorseytheme13 Here goes the answer to your questions:
1. If you have used the custom css option then your changes via custom css will still be there if you upgrade the theme. It is actually the correct way to add the css customization.
2. We have released the upgrade of Attitude Pro version 1.3 yesterday. You can upgrade the Attitude Pro theme to version 1.3 and it should be fine. About the message ‘update the child theme to V1.3’ it is actually about the parent theme i.e. Attitude Pro. We will see on it and fix this in our updates. For you now, just upgrade the Attitude Pro theme to version 1.3 and there should not be any issue, also make backup of the theme before you upgrade as keeping a backup won’t do any harm and keep you sage. If there are some issue after updating then you can revert back to previous version. You can ask us if you have any issues and we will look into it.January 8, 2014 at 6:03 pm #6110proatt@Horseytheme13ParticipantThanks for the clarification Sanjip. Really like the way my website is developing using the Attitude Pro theme.
James
January 9, 2014 at 7:40 am #6127Sanjip ShahParticipant@proatthorseytheme13 Okay. Great 🙂
January 10, 2014 at 2:05 pm #6199lsclosetsParticipantI’m trying to create a child theme using attitude-pro v1.3, but it keeps downloading attitude(free) v1.2.5 and using it instead. How do I create a child theme for your attitude-pro version? My child theme style.css contains:
/*
Theme Name: Attitude-Pro Child Theme
Theme URI: https://www.themehorse.com/themes/attitude-pro
Description: Attitude-Pro Child Theme
Author: Theme Horse
Author URI: https://www.themehorse.com
Template: attitude
Version: 1.3
License: GNU General Public License, version 3 (GPLv3)
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt
Tags: white, light, blue, one-column, two-columns, three-columns, left-sidebar, right-sidebar, flexible-width, custom-menu, custom-background, custom-header, featured-images, full-width-template, theme-options, threaded-comments, translation-ready, sticky-post
Text Domain: attitude
*/
@import url(“../attitude-pro/style.css”);/* =Theme customization starts here
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Template: attitudewithTemplate: attitude-proas you are making child theme for attitude pro theme and not for attitude theme. Please visit this link http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes as well. Note: Also, make a new topic when you ask a question so that it is easier for us to provide the support. -
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