How to Change Font Settings

Don’t edit the Twenty Ten theme! Your changes will be over-written the next time you upgrade WordPress or the theme. For this reason, it is recommended that you consider creating a child theme for your customisations.

Oh my gosh….I had no idea! Thank you for that info esmi ??

I have the entire site done now…do I have to redo the whole thing…or if I just set it to the CHILD THEME…everything will stay the same when an update occurs…is that correct?

I have the entire css style sheet of my new look saved. So I think I can do this. However I still like the set up I have except for changing the one h2 font type and color. Do I just create a separate style for it to get only it to change and not the Nav bar and other headers? I am not quite sure how to go about this.

Sorry I am just getting into this css styles and am unsure of what to do.

Thanks to all.

Back again…I thought I followed the directions but I get this error message:
The following themes are installed but incomplete. Themes must have a stylesheet and a template.

Name Description
Twenty Ten Weddings Theme
The parent theme is missing. Please install the “wp-content/themes/twentyten-weddings” parent theme.

I have a style.css in the folder and I actually put in all the other files from twenty ten. So what am I missing. Where does the parent theme go?

I changed the style sheet to this:
/*
Theme Name: Twentyten Weddings Theme
Description: The 2010 child wedding theme for WordPress
Author: Retired Innkeeper
Version: Child Weddings theme version 1.0
Template:wp-content/themes/twentyten-weddings
*/

Is this correct?

Thanks

Make sure Template name says twentyten in your information header of a child theme.

Here is an example information header of a child theme’s style.css:

/*
Theme Name: Twenty Ten Child
Theme URI: http: //example.com/
Description: Child theme for the Twenty Ten theme
Author: Your name here
Author URI: http: //example.com/about/
Template: twentyten
Version: 0.1.0
*/

As with any WordPress theme, the information header must be at the top of the file, the only difference being that in a child theme the Template: line is required, so that WordPress knows which theme is the parent of the child theme.

Yes thank you. I finally got that after reading the Child Themes section.

However, now I see it tell me that if the original template changes, so too will my new child???

One problem I still have is that sub categories are not lining up properly in the navigation. I haven’t changed any of that code and am comparing old style sheet with new one and can’t find what is doing this.

Look here: https://luraypageweddings.com/services/
why when you click to view dropdowns does it not line up properly.
Note: this only seems to be happening in Firefox

THANK YOU!