Search Results for 'child theme'

[Kristoffer]

Kristoffer

#258963

No. I’m not using a child theme and haven’t touched the .htaccess file.

Kristoffer

[Chris]

Chris

#258875

Hello,

I’m seeing this work. Are you using a child theme or any additional rules in your .htaccess file?

Thanks!

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#258830

Hi,
I’ve not heard of this happening to anyone else.

My best guess would be that you previously had the theme in a different folder the “kadence” the folder slug is critical because wordpress uses the slug to define where options are saved in the database.

Next if you activated a child theme this would similarly create the same issue. Child themes are their own slug so their own options entry database point.

Ben

[Philip Buchanan]

Philip Buchanan

#258826

Thanks Hannah – apologies for the delay in getting back to you.

Yes, I am using a child theme so could add jquery for this function – would be good to see it added as a feature in the future 🙂

Cheers,
Phil.

[Chris]

Chris

#258816

Hello,

Updating the theme does not clear changes/customizations. Did you modify any of the core files? If that’s the case then those would get overwritten and you would need a child theme to keep those specific changes.

Thanks!

[Hannah]

Hannah

#258800

I would recommend using a child theme if you plan to add code to the functions.php. You can download one from here: https://www.kadencewp.com/child-themes/

Best,
Hannah

[Karla]

Karla

#258672

Hello Jochen,

Thanks for reaching out to us.

Yes, if you’re using the child theme, the hook you gave should be fine.
Let us know if we can assist you with anything else.

Best Regards,
Karla

[Jochen Gererstorfer]

Jochen Gererstorfer

#258661

Hello,
I use some custom classes in my style.css, which should also be active in the block editor.
I wonder what is the preferred Kadence-way to add the same styles to the block editor?

Just add
add_editor_style( 'assets/css/style-editor.css' );
to my functions.php, assuming that style-editor.css is in assets/css/ in my child theme?

thanks
Jochen

[Jochen Gererstorfer]

Jochen Gererstorfer

#258661

Hello,
I use some custom classes in my style.css, which should also be active in the block editor.
I wonder what is the preferred Kadence-way to add the same styles to the block editor?

Just add
add_editor_style( 'assets/css/style-editor.css' );
to my functions.php, assuming that style-editor.css is in assets/css/ in my child theme?

thanks
Jochen

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#258606

Hey,

Which means I can’t just create new pages in a Virtue child theme?

I just want to clarify I didn’t say that I said I don’t suggest you do this because there are better ways, but you certainly can just edit the child theme.

When I glanced at the tutorial you sent there was nothing in it about authors’ custom fields. That was custom field all added to one page not queried from all the authors. If that is what you want and the tutorial explained that for you great, I was just trying to help with some easier options. Many map plugins allow you to set up multiple markers but if you’ve looked at them all and they can’t do what you want custom would be the best option since you want something really custom.

Ben

[Magick!]

Magick!

#258597

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[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#258577

Hey,
You can’t make a child of a child. I suggest using a plugin like this to add your custom PHP or css: https://wordpress.org/plugins/code-snippets/

If you absolutely need a child theme then you would have to use the bold child theme and add your edits to it. It’s not ideal.

Virtue uses a wrapper function to wrap templates, if you want to make a custom template you would need to follow the example of what’s in page.php which you will see doesn’t have a header or footer call and uses some important div structure classes to make sure the content is setup with the sites max width.

In a case where you just want a map with multiple markers I would strongly suggest just using a plugin that allows you to do this vs going through this older tutorial which will require you manage a lot of development to create the map.

I hope that helps!

Ben

[Karla]

Karla

#258549

Hello Steve,

Thanks for reaching out to us.

Upon installing the Kadence child theme, it should keep the parent theme’s settings as long as the parent theme is installed. May we have a screenshot or recording of what you see on your Dashboard?

Let us know how we can assist you further.

Best Regards,
Karla

[Steve]

Steve

#258540

Hi,

If the Kadence child theme is downloaded and installed – tall of the current theme settings dissapear. Not teh usual behaviour of a child theme. I have a site with a fair amount of customisation and took your documentations guide re a child theme should not be required stance. However – I have come to the point where I need to make additions to teh functions.php and hence the child theme. Should this not keep all of the parent settings?

Steve

[Steve]

Steve

#258540

Hi,

If the Kadence child theme is downloaded and installed – tall of the current theme settings dissapear. Not teh usual behaviour of a child theme. I have a site with a fair amount of customisation and took your documentations guide re a child theme should not be required stance. However – I have come to the point where I need to make additions to teh functions.php and hence the child theme. Should this not keep all of the parent settings?

Steve

[Hannah]

Hannah

#258512

Hi Camilla,
I haven’t heard from others of this being something that decreases your SEO ranking, but if you want to change the tag you are welcome! Are you currently using a child theme?

Hannah

[Craig Rice]

Craig Rice

#258486

I came across this thread searching for some answers and found it interesting. Twenty Twenty is the only theme I have found that has this weird spacer issue. If you import a page builder template it will add a lot of padding to any nested sections as well. The issue in your screenshot looks like something I have seen with the twentieg plugin, which has their dividers styled that way. I think you can just change the color/opacity if you intend to use it only for adding space.

My larger reason for commenting is to ask if this theme you are using is for the purposes of enabling you to post poetry and preserve the formatting. I really like the 2020 theme with that twentieg plugin but not as much as I like Kadence. I’m thrilled with Kadence and I have already built 6 sites with it in about 2 months. I can’t for the life of me figure out how to post poems and preserve indentations. The Lyrics block isn’t getting the job done. Is this child theme useful for the issue I am experiencing?

[Hannah]

Hannah

#258446

Hi Rick,
Virtue Bold is already a child theme so you do not need to create another child theme for it. You can add your css into the child theme style.css.
Hope that’s helpful!

Hannah

[Magick!]

Magick!

#258440

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[Magick!]

Magick!

#258436

Hello,

I am currently using virtue bold as my theme. I know virtue bold is technically a child theme. We have added a lot of additional css changes on top of virtue bold to get it how we want it. We would prefer to store the css changes in a child theme rather than in the css text box that is in the theme settings. It is just more efficient to call the file instead of having all of the code be injected in the page. We have done this (made a child theme) before for pinnacle and has worked fine. My question is, is it possible to create a child theme from virtue bold? Would it work the same? And just call virtue bold in the functions.php instead of just virtue?

[Rick]

Rick

#258346

Hello,

I am currently using virtue bold as my theme. I know virtue bold is technically a child theme. We have added a lot of additional css changes on top of virtue bold to get it how we want it. We would prefer to store the css changes in a child theme rather than in the css text box that is in the theme settings. It is just more efficient to call the file instead of having all of the code be injected in the page. We have done this (made a child theme) before for pinnacle and has worked fine. My question is, is it possible to create a child theme from virtue bold? Would it work the same? And just call virtue bold in the functions.php instead of just virtue?

[Rick]

Rick

#258346

Hello,

I am currently using virtue bold as my theme. I know virtue bold is technically a child theme. We have added a lot of additional css changes on top of virtue bold to get it how we want it. We would prefer to store the css changes in a child theme rather than in the css text box that is in the theme settings. It is just more efficient to call the file instead of having all of the code be injected in the page. We have done this (made a child theme) before for pinnacle and has worked fine. My question is, is it possible to create a child theme from virtue bold? Would it work the same? And just call virtue bold in the functions.php instead of just virtue?

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#258294

Hey,
To do this you would have to use a child theme or code snippet plugin. There you would add a function that hooks in on “kadence_blocks_post_loop_header”

For example:

add_action( 'kadence_blocks_post_loop_header', 'my_custom_field_add_to_blocks_grid' );
function my_custom_field_add_to_blocks_grid() {
echo 'Custom Field Output Here';
}

Ben