• Resolved jasonross959

    (@jasonross959)


    Kind of an embarrassing questions. There’s a misplaced bit of CSS at the bottom left of my site (see here: http://www.wcql.com/) and I’d like to delete it, but I can’t remember or locate it. Using the inspect tools in chrome I can see it, but I still don’t know where it would be.

    Is that something that can be determined by looking at the source?

    Also, an irrelevant, but short question:

    Should I have copied all the template, content, sidebar.php, etc files from my parent to my child theme? I’m thinking that was a mistake. The Style.css is set up correctly…and everything’s working, but was that wrong?

    Do these files overwrite the control of the parent theme files?

    Feeling like a major noob today.

    Thanks,

    Jason

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  • Use Firebug in FF or web developer tools in IE to identify where the css is coming from.

    Thread Starter jasonross959

    (@jasonross959)

    Seems like the inspect tool in Chrome is the same thing…

    Anyway, I found it in the index.php file of the child theme.

    On that thought though, I don’t think I want to have the index.php in the child theme.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter jasonross959

    (@jasonross959)

    Yeah, I got that all sorted out.

    As I understand it, you only want files that you WANT to edit to be in the child theme. Correct?

    As I understand it, you only want files that you WANT to edit to be in the child theme. Correct?

    Correct.

    Thread Starter jasonross959

    (@jasonross959)

    Thank you again. Got it all configured!

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