[famarinu]

Hi,
I need to add a div in the template header. I created a child theme, with regard to the changes in to the CSS files are recognized, while changes to the file “attitude / library / structure / header-extensions.php” are not recognized, why?
Thank you
Manuela

[Theme Horse Support Team]

Hi famarinu,

Making the same structure on child theme will not overwrite the parent theme. What you need to do is first unhook the functions and then only customize the code. We have replied many time on how to unhook the functions. View example below which is just an example.

// Unhook default Thematic functions
function unhook_thematic_functions() {
    // Don't forget the position number if the original function has one

add_action( 'attitude_header', 'attitude_headercontent_details', 10 );
}

add_action('init','unhook_thematic_functions'); // removes the header content by using hook attitude_header

add_action( 'attitude_headercontent_details', 'attitude_child_headercontent_details', 10 );
funtion attitude_child_headercontent_details(){
// your stuff
}

Thank you!

[famarinu]

Where should I put this code? within which file in the child theme?
Can You put the link of where you talk about this subject? thank you!

[Theme Horse Support Team]

Hi famarinu,

You create a child theme and also create a functions.php file too. Under functions.php file you need to unhook the functions. Remember above code is just only to unhook page error 404.php. On the same way you need to first unhook the header-extension.php functions and then again add the action with your child theme.

If you are unable to fix it then you need to hire a developer because it needs a bit more code for customization.

Thank you!

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