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  • Plugin Author myCred

    (@designbymerovingi)

    Hey Scotm.

    Personally I prefer to hold all myCRED customizations in a separate file in my themes folder. This way, I can keep all customizations in one place and it is very simple to include this file in my functions.php file.

    I usually have a file called mycred-custom.php and I use the require_once PHP function in my themes functions.php file like this:

    require_once( get_stylesheet_directory() . '/mycred-custom.php' );
    Thread Starter Scotm

    (@scotm)

    Gabriel

    That’s what I thought, actually, but when I include that in my functions.php file calling for the custom file it gives me a server error. I’m using a child theme so might that affect the path to the file?

    Plugin Author myCred

    (@designbymerovingi)

    What error are you getting.

    If you use a child theme then of course you need to paste this into your child themes functions.php file.

    get_stylesheet_directory() gets the child themes folder.

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