Hi brisus,
Send me link to your website where problem occurs, please.
brisus, check Your wpstart installation.
You need to have these style rules:
.sidebar-footer {
display: inline;
float: left;
margin-left: 10px;
margin-right: 10px;
position: relative;
width: 220px;
}
.sidebar {
font-size: 1.2rem;
line-height: 2;
}
@brisus – that’s not a valid child theme – it looks like you just changed the theme name? See: http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes . So start by getting that set up correctly and then your CSS will be easier to manage/change.
Thread Starter
brisus
(@brisus)
@kruszepl
Thank you, that definitely did the trick. I see what happened–that particular piece in the theme was called “.sidebar-footer .widget-area”, but with the new update, it no longer works that way. That did the trick and I adjusted the .sidebar property as needed.
…how did I overlook the obvious? :/
@wpyogi
I’m not following you exactly–I have a child theme based on the template with all the template information in the top and my theme has the required css file in another directory. Is it because it contains most of the style of the parent?
No, it’s not a valid child theme – a child theme has an @import line to import the styles of the parent theme — and yes, it only has changes to the CSS code, not the entire stylesheet. Your child theme stylesheet does not have the @import:
/*
Theme Name: WPstart
Description: Child theme of WPstart.
Author: Em-Media, Inc.
Version 1.0
Template: wpstart
*/
/*
Reset default browser CSS.
Based on: http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/index.html
*/
....stylesheet content follows here
Review the page on Child Themes if you’re not clear on this.
Yep, WPyogi is right.
You should add this line:
@import url(“../wpstart/style.css”);
to:
http://www.aaahomes.net/wp-content/themes/wpstart_child/style.css
in order to import default WPstart styles.
Thread Starter
brisus
(@brisus)
Well, that isn’t a big issue. Easy fix and when I get back to the office, I will re-write the css for teh child theme to include only the necessary elements.
Thanks!
Unfortunately, that’s not all that will be involved – when you correctly set up and switch to a child theme, you will need to move any changes you’ve made to the child theme, and you will have to redo any theme options/settings in the child theme. They are not automatically moved to a child theme.
Thread Starter
brisus
(@brisus)
I’m in a child theme right now (well, the supposed one). I’m not making any edits to the parent. What I edited today was the “child” so-to-speak.
And the child is the theme activated that I made the changes to?
You lost me again.
