Search Results for 'child theme'

[Sonal S Sinha]

Hi Francois,

For https://www.visualweb.net.za/ kindly go to Appearance>>Customize>>Basic>>Custom CSS Box

Add this code there, you can use this code for any perfect child themes:

@media screen and (max-width:767px) {
.centerlogo .logo{width:auto !important;}
}

Regards,
Dave

[Daniel]

I have created pages that i want to set as primary menu bar…..but its not reflecting the changes when i save. What could be the problem because i even tried in local host and it didn’t work…also had problems creating a child theme..kindly advise THEME: SPIRITED PRO 2.0

[Pieter Duys]

I am getting the following error on my testimonials plugin.

Notice: Undefined variable: post_id in /home/[….]/public_html/wp-content/themes/gravida-pro/inc/custom-functions.php on line 616

The content appears correctly thought, but the error message is visible.
I am using a child theme – could that be the issue?
I am using shortcode: [tetimonials]

When I use any of the shortcodes contained on the help section, like: [testimonials-box col=”1″ show=”1″] – nothing displays.

Also, if I create a testionials page there is no option to select a “Testimonials” template from the dropdown.

Any idea how I can fix these issues?

[Sonal S Sinha]

Hi Joel,

Was your issue resolved? Basically we do not provide child theme because we have added Custom CSS box instead.

Regards,
Dave

[Carla]

For the English market probably it is not necessary to work with a child theme. But because some texts can not be translated into another language without doing so through a php template I have to use a child theme and copy f.e. the header.php to my childtheme. When I make my changes in the parent theme they are lost when updating the theme so therefor I have to use a child theme.

It would be very usefull when you make it possible to translate every text without diving into the php files. Is that a possibility? I hope so.
Because in the meantime I can’t do without a child theme and everyone who wants to build websites in another language than the Enlish language has to do that too.
So it is easy for you to say not to use a childtheme and on the other hand making that necessary because not everything is translatable through the theme options. And translations can’t be made through CSS.

The things I wasn’t able to translate through the theme options:

“read more” in the populair procedure section (functions.php)
“follow us” in the topbar (header.php)
“search” in Search widget (searchform.php)
“Phone” in the 4th footer box (footer.php)

I tried to translate through the plugin loco translate but only back-end items could be translated there and not front-end items.

I hope you seriously will consider to make all the translations possible through the theme options in a next update. Or if that is not possible through loco translate, that would be fine by me too.

I have purchased your themes for 1 year and am considering to buy for lifetime but not being able to use a child theme is a serious problem for me and is keeping me from a lifetime purchase.

[Sonal S Sinha]

Its not advised for child themes on our website as we do not provide updates automatically and only via email so its fine to use the original template and use Custom CSS box for Custom CSS.

Regards,
Shri

[Carla]

I have a problem with working with a child theme of the Spa theme. I need to translate Follow us in de topbar to Dutch. You adviced me in a previous question to translate that in de header.php. Therefor I copied the header.php through ftp to my childtheme in order to not loose the adjustments I made when updating the theme.

I did this lots of times with other templates and it always works.

But this time after copying the header.php to the child I loose some sections on the homepage, f.e. the welcome section and the service boxes. When I delete the header.php from the child the missing sections are back again. Is there a solution to that?

[Sonal S Sinha]

Hi Clare,

Kindly go to Appearance>>Theme Option>>Basic Setting>>Custom CSS Box

Add this code there:

.nav li:last-child{background:transparent !important;}

Regards,
Brad

[Sonal S Sinha]

Obviously it will throw an error. You need to remove that code from your main site’s function.php and then add the code in your child theme.

2 shortcode function didn’t work on the same theme.

Regards,
Dave

[Carla]

I tried adding this code to my child theme functions.php and I got an error and was locked out of my dashboard. So I deleted the code through ftp and now I am back in but this isn’t the resolution I’m afraid. Isn’t there another option other than change this through the functions.php? I hope there is.

All the other read more buttons I could change through the theme options only this one I can’t. Perhaps in an upgraded version you can make this possible? I think you will make a lot of people happy.

[Carla]

Thank you. I work with a child theme. It would be very helpfull if you could provide me with the exact code to put in my child theme functions.php. I hope that is possible. Thanks in advance.

[Carla]

Yes I can. On the homepage in the Populair procedure box I can’t translate the text on the read more buttons. In the topbar I can’t find how to translate Folow us.
I managed to get a translation template in loco translate but in there I see mainly back end translations and not the front end translation options.
Also I can’t find in loco translate an option to translate search in de searchform. I know I can translate it by copying the searchform file to my childtheme and change it there so that is an option but I expected it also to be possible through loco translate.
And also I can’t find how to translate “Phone” in the footer contact section.
I hope you can help me with this issues.

[michelle gora]

Thank you, now that brings me to another question.

How often do you update your themes? Since you don’t have child themes

[Sonal S Sinha]

Hi Zainab,

Kindly go to Appearance>>Theme Options>>Basic Settings>>Custom CSS Box:

Add this code there:

#nav ul li:hover ul { width:630px; left:-100%;}
#nav ul li ul li { float:left; padding:15px 10px;}
#nav ul li ul li a { border-left:1px solid #000000; border-top:none; line-height:12px; padding:0 4% 0 20px !important;}
#nav ul li ul li:first-child a { border:medium none;}

@media screen and (max-width:980px) {
#nav ul li:hover ul { width:630px; left:0;}
#nav ul li ul li { float:none;}
#nav ul li ul li a { border-left:none; border-top:1px solid #000000; line-height:20px;}
}

Regards,
Dave

[Sonal S Sinha]

Hi Hans,

Custom CSS box on these themes and the options remain same even after update for the original theme. Same should be applicable for the child theme.

Regards,
Shri