Hey there!
It seems to be a bad implementation of an other plugin.
If I may ask which plugin might that be? I personally wrote every single line of code in Kirki an it has taken me more than 2.5 years. So this is definitely not an implementation -good or bad- of any other plugin
Doesn’t work with child theme.
If works 100% with child themes! What is it that you couldn’t get to work?
Uses inline-code and overrides Child Theme style.css.
That depends on the implementation of whoever implements it… Kirki has options to add inline code, you can change the priority of the styles so they are added before or after your child theme, you can use the alternative AJAX method for loading the styles, or you can even disable the included methods and add your own compiler.
Kirki doesn’t make any assumptions and it’s up to the developer using it to do what’s best for their use-case.
Doesn’t find translation files for it is searching text-domain kirki.
Again, this is up to the developer using it.
We provide filters that allow developers to change the textdomains and use whatever they want: https://github.com/aristath/kirki/blob/2.3.7/includes/class-kirki-l10n.php#L226
@aristath
Please read my posting about Advanced Twenty Seventeen once more.
I didn’t critizise your plugin Kirki under no circumstances.
It seems to be a bad implementation of an other plugin.
Uses inline-code and overrides Child Theme style.css.
Doesn’t find translation files for it is searching text-domain kirki.
concern only the plugin Advanced Twenty Seventeen.
Your post
That depends on the implementation of whoever implements it
and it’s up to the developer using it to do what’s best for their use-case.
is exactly what I say,
Advanced Twenty Seventeen is a bad implementation of an other plugin named Kirki.
regards
tekap33
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tekap33.
http://kirki.org is not a plugin
@tekap33 My apologies…
I get notifications on my mail whenever kirki is mentioned in wordpress.org and I didn’t see that it was posted elsewhere