• Resolved khartist

    (@khartist)


    I have the 2011 child theme activated; however, a developer recently updated my WP and since doing so, I’ve lost my footer info. I noticed a new footer.php file within my child theme file and it refers to a 2013 theme. There is a broken ‘2010’ theme in which is missing the style sheet. Does this mean that I have 2010 installed and that I need to change the 2011 child them to reflect 2010? https://www.khartist.com
    Thanks

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  • It looks like your 2011 child-theme is active.
    You can tell for sure by going to Appearance > Themes in the admin panel. The first theme in the top left is your active theme. You can actually remove the 2010 theme, its not needed, but if you feel more comfortable with it there you can re-download it so it’s not broken.

    Can you possibly post that footer.php contents to pastebin.com and link it here?

    Thread Starter khartist

    (@khartist)

    The active theme is currently 2011 child-theme, so this is good. How do I make sure the parent theme is 2011 and not 2010? The 2011 parent theme is sitting deactivated in Appearance > Themes admin panel. Do I have to re-activate 2011, then re-active the 2011 child-theme?

    This is my current style sheet info:
    /*
    Theme Name: Twentyeleven Child Theme
    Description: Child theme for the twentyeleven theme
    Author: Karen Hamilton
    Template: twentyeleven
    */

    @import url(“../twentyeleven/style.css”);

    This part of your child themes css file calls the parent theme, your’s is set to twentyeleven so that’s the theme it will use.

    Thread Starter khartist

    (@khartist)

    Resolved … I copied over the 2011 parent footer php file to the child theme footer file, over-righting the 2013 child footer file. This worked as my footer has re-appeared and looks perfect! https://www.khartist.com

    Thanks so much for your support. You guys rock!

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