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Hello @mahlee,

I have the same behaviour. Seems to be correct in the new version. You can still let create them by Ultimate Member > Settings: Click Button: Setting up default pages. That should create them and it works fine after that.

Best regards,

I found that question, while working with TinyMCE. I think he wants to know where TinyMCE Plugins are located in a wordpress installation, so I write it here for you, if you havent found it yet, and others:

TinyMCE Plugins are located in:
wp-includes\js\tinymce\plugins

So it is possible for you to place here additional TinyMCE Plugins to add functionality to the WordPress TinyMCE. I added for example the AutoResize function for me here.

To use them it is not enough to place only the plugin here, you will have to use it later in your custom JS code, when you use the Editor in a plugin or expand the default TinyMCE in your plugin.

Hello,

I followed this thread, because it also affected my storefront-child. Now with 1.5.3 update it seems to work all fine again! Good job and thank you for a leightweight and great theme!

You wrote, that now all child theme styles are enqueued automatically. Before (with Storefront 1.5.0) I had at the top of my child themes function.php:

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'theme_enqueue_styles' );
function theme_enqueue_styles() {
wp_enqueue_style( 'parent-style', get_template_directory_uri() . '/style.css' );
wp_enqueue_style( 'child-style', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/style.css', array( parent-style ));
}

that enqueued the styles manually, as it was the new recommended way from wordpress. I see, that I now doesnt need that to enqueue my child themes style, because this is done automatically. I removed it and it works.

My question, only to understand whats going on, is why doesnt worked my manually enqueueing with 1.5.2. In that thread there is a workaround posted by: @amor that looks like my code. I also tried that code form that thread and it did also not work for me? Perhaps somebody could clarify it?