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  • You don’t need to touch functions.php to have the styles.css file recognized when running a child theme. Just select the child them as the active them (after properly setting it up, of course), and you should be good to go.

    Thread Starter Greg Raven

    (@greg-raven)

    Thanks for the feedback. I hadn’t considered disabling Gears. Today’s a new day, though — here’s what happened:

    I walked away from by blog for a day or so, then got back into it today. When I went to the dashboard, suddenly the newsie items at the bottom that had been giving me some kind of “fetching data” error, suddenly had content. OK.

    So I went into a post and tried to add a category. The new category box popped open! When I typed in a new category and hit save, I got the error message:

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /Users/gregraven/quotes/wp-config.php:153) in /Users/gregraven/quotes/wp-includes/classes.php on line 1586

    So I went to wp-config.php and checked line 153. This line and the line above it were blank, so I deleted them. With no other changes, my blog started working right.

    So I checked the pages to see that the formating and content were OK. The new version had added a couple of things back I didn’t want, so I tried to edit them out in the built-in editor. No save button. Hmmm. Well, I used Fetch and BBEdit and made the fixes.

    Bottom line, there are still some bugs lurking about — perhaps in Gears — but at least my blog is working again.

    Thanks again for your help.

    The culprit on mine system was “Search and Replace,” by Frank Bultge.

    That didn’t work for me. I get a completely blank page — no dashboard, no nothing.

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