Creating a Child Theme

  • Resolved david

    (@dskirk)


    8 years, 4 months ago

    I’m stuck. I’ve created child themes before, but not lately. I want to change header font to lower case and it works fine if I just change the primary style.css file as follows.

    .site-title{
    font-size: 24px;
    font-weight: bold;
    /* text-transform: uppercase; #### */
    white-space: nowrap;
    }

    But not in a child style.css originally I used the @import prior to that statement to load the primary CSS, but the WordPress Codex recommended using functions.php. I blindly copied the example there, but it still doesn’t work. SO… I’m doing something wrong. Please advise what I need in child theme so that I can override CSS statements. And I LOVE the theme. Does just what I want and has been easy to work with. Thanks for any tips. site is at https://davidkirk.org/sandboxTWO/

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  • Thread Starter david

    (@dskirk)

    Dang! MY ERROR. I had forgotten that commenting out an override doesn’t replace the original. I changed text-transform: uppercase to none and it works fine. My apologies for any confusion. It’s a great theme.

    Shane

    (@richardkanes)

    Hi There.

    Glad that it works.

    If you feel like having any suggestion or feedback to the theme for future update then please do mention it in the following link:

    Do let us know your experience with our theme here: Accesspress parallax.

    Thanks.

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