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[Sonl Sinha]

Hi,

Kindly check this article: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-to-create-a-wordpress-child-theme-video/

Regards,
Brad

[eljay09]

Reply to myself and others. I used two different plugins to create a child theme, so the above problem is solved. HOWEVER, the child theme only shows the original Hotel theme with the default setup and nothing of the changes in content I already made.
How can I change this?

BTW I’m surprised that after almost 24 hours still no one of SKT has bothered to reply.

[eljay09]

Hi, I need to put scripts in the HEAD tag of my SKT Hotel Pro theme but I want to do that in a child theme. Can anyone advice on how to set up a child theme for Hotel Pro (i.e. if possible)?

[Sylvia]

Hi!
I have Complete pro installed via a child theme.
I have 2 specific issues.

First, since a while, the social icons (facebook) in the footer as well as in the our team section doesn’t show the right icon or any icon at all.

Second, on the front page, I want to include a slider into the different home sections. I tried this with multiple sliders, but all seem to not “fill” the specific home sections, I get them to be full wide but there stays a border at the button and at the top, so I was wondering how I can change that?

[dd]

Hi,
I know that this is a plugin issue and doesn’t really involve your theme but I’ve exhausted all the WWW avenues including trying to work with Max Mega Menu. If this isn’t the appropriate forum question, just let me know.

I’m trying to get rid of the MENUMENU in mobile devices in the navigation.

I tried to follow the instructions given by https://wordpress.org/support/topic/word-menumenu-appearing-on-mobile-menu/ and I wasn’t able to get it to work.

I tried adding custom css styling in the mega-menu tab as well as the BASIC/Custom CSS in the Customization section and it didn’t work.
.mega-menu-toggle {
display: none;
}

I pulled the code from the menu and found the double MENUMENU:
<div id=”mega-menu-wrap-primary” class=”mega-menu-wrap”><div class=”mega-menu-toggle” tabindex=”0″><div class=”mega-toggle-blocks-left”></div><div class=”mega-toggle-blocks-center”></div><div class=”mega-toggle-blocks-right”><div class=’mega-toggle-block mega-menu-toggle-block mega-toggle-block-1′ id=’mega-toggle-block-1′><span class=’mega-toggle-label’><span class=’mega-toggle-label-closed’>MENU</span><span class=’mega-toggle-label-open’>MENU</span></span></div></div></div><ul id=”mega-menu-primary” class=”mega-menu max-mega-menu mega-menu-horizontal mega-no-js” data-event=”hover” data-effect=”fade_up” data-effect-speed=”200″ data-effect-mobile=”disabled” data-effect-speed-mobile=”200″ data-panel-width=”body” data-mobile-force-width=”false” data-second-click=”go” data-document-click=”collapse” data-vertical-behaviour=”accordion” data-breakpoint=”600″ data-unbind=”true”><li class=’mega-menu-item mega-menu-item-type-post_type mega-menu-item-object-page mega-menu-item-has-children mega-menu-megamenu mega-align-bottom-right mega-menu-grid mega-has-icon mega-hide-sub-menu-on-mobile mega-menu-item-382′ id=’mega-menu-item-382′>Rentals<span class=”mega-indicator”></span>

I checked the MMM CSS and it showed the mega-toggle-block as display: none

I’ve cleared the CSS Cache I don’t know how many times.

I don’t know what else do. I just want to get rid of the MENUMENU.

WEBSITE: http://www.srcparty.com/src

SKT Themes support is awesome. I don’t want to abuse the scope of this forum but I’m at a loss of what to do. I need the submenu to go all the way across the page (which is does on large screens). If there is a different menu plug in you’d suggest that works well with your themes, I’m game to change it at this point.

As I said… if this is beyond the scope of this forum, I understand. I just don’t know what to do to resolve this.

Thank You.

[Sonl Sinha]

Hi,

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

Add this code there:

#sidebar #meta { display:none;}
#sidebar .widget-title:nth-child(3) { display:none !important;}

Regards,
Chris

[Yves]

Oh boy, this is so simple it’s almost embarrassing! Thank you, it worked perfectly. I didn’t put it in the Custom CSS portion of the Customizer but in the styling sheet of a child theme I linked to the parent farming theme. Your answer was perfect considering my absolutely novice question, but the child theme will work better in the long term. Now I have to spend much needed time on improving my knowledge of css, php and wordpress so I don’t ask such questions again.

On an unrelated subject you might be interested to know that your themes work beautifully with WPML users. The easiest (and quickest way) for novice users like me to translate fields in the Appearance Customizer is to use the WMPL shortcodes and the WMPL string translation. I just register new strings as I go in each field (example below) and then translate them in WPML string translation.

Reference: https://wpml.org/documentation/support/wpml-coding-api/shortcodes/

Anyways, many thanks, love your themes and will continue to refer people to your site!

Regards,
Yves

[Jimako]

I sent it to you as soon as I created this post. Then I found problem. Your options for fonts need to be resaved and you have problem with options and child theme.

[Sonl Sinha]

Hi,

Do you want SKT Welder Pro child theme?

Regards,
Brad

[Jimako]

Hi,
SKT Welder Pro theme is not working with child theme out of box. I didn’t find this in documentation. Maybe this helps somebody.

There are 2 ways how to detect theme options name in this theme:

$themename = wp_get_theme();
and
$option_name = get_option( 'stylesheet' );

This means that you can:
1. to name your child theme the same name as your child theme folder (Theme Name in your child style.css)

or you need to add this code to function.php in child theme:

if ( ! is_admin() ) {
  function optionsframework_option_name() {
  	// Change this to use your theme slug
  	$themename = wp_get_theme();
  	$themename = preg_replace("/\W/", "_", strtolower($themename) );
   
  	return $themename;
  }
}

Otherwise you don’t get correct options values and your site doesn’t work.

Edited: added test if it’s not admin area. Otherwise you get fatal error, because in admin area it works different way.

[Sonl Sinha]

Hi,

Kindly go to Appearance >> Customize >> Basic >> Scroll down to find Custom CSS and paste there:

Q.2 Answer

.post_block_style1 { width:31.30%;}
.post_block_style1:nth-child(3) { margin-right:0;}
.post_block_style1 .style1-post-thumb { height:275px;}

Q. 1 Answer

Kindly send us your URL of the site and WordPress admin details (Username & Password) via email: [email protected] Please mention this forum URL while replying so that we understand what needs to be done.

Regards,
Chris

[james14]

I am having a couple of issues with a new website I am creating using the SKT Spa Pro theme. Note: I created a child theme for it.

Here is the website: https://envynailswintersprings.com/

I have changed all the colors from the lime green to a Burgundy color, but I can’t change the color of the dots under the testimonials section on the home page or the “Learn More” buttons on the home page. They are green and I want them Burgundy (like the header). If you take a look at the blog section buttons on the home page, you’ll see the way I want them to look. The Burgundy color is #831913.

Can you help me fix that issue, please?

[procopia]

It does not delete its data, but it deletes all changes that have been made to the functions.php, header.php etc. So I guess I will have to work with a child theme, if I want to avoid this in the future?

Regards,
Thomas

[Sonl Sinha]

Hi,

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

Add this code there:

.team-columns:nth-child(5) { margin-right: 0 !important;}
.lastcolumn { margin-right: 20px !important;}
.team-columns { width:23.40%}
.team-columns .teamthumbs { width:200px; height:200px;}

Regards,
Chris

[Sonl Sinha]

Hi,

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

Add this code there:

.header .header-inner .nav ul li:first-child a { color:#c01819;}

Regards,
Chris