almcr

anything I have read seems to indicate that it will be available once wordpress 4.1 is active. until then, there is a version available from wordpress.com

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This method works: dequeue the style sheets, and then enqueue them again in the order you want them.

Now the style sheets can be read in the order: parent style,css, color.css, and then the child style.css. This allows you to update anything in CSS, including the color CSS code.

Not sure if there is a better or shorter way to do this, if there is, please add your input.

Al

here’s a link from Digwp.com: Blog Posts on any Page

here’s another one:

A Complete WordPress Website Using Vantage Theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWqqaMWlcB0

popular theme Greg

yes, I am asking about a sub-menu on navigation. I will look out for that update soon.

in the mean time, I will attempt to do an update to a sub-menu myself.

Al

thanks for the feedback.

Adrian, true, lots of fish in the sea

Vijayrajesh, thanks for putting out the theme. I did realize it was not listed as a responsive theme, yet _s is supposed to be responsive, is it not? it used to be, as it came out of the box, but I don’t think it is anymore. they changed the call to the js file and I don’t think it has worked since. not sure why they do not set it up to work out of the box.

I will check out your responsive theme. are you going to be submitting to www.ads-software.com?

Al.

took the ‘?>’ off the child functions.php file and now it seems to be working.

strange?

is this one of the quirks about the theme functions.php file?

Al

OK thanks about the code.

looks like it is displaying correctly, so wont change it this time.

my question remains – how do load in a new js file in the child functions.php code with the condition that it loads after the style sheet is loaded??

can this be done within the enqueue_scripts code? or do I just add code to load the js file after wp_head in header.php??

this type of problem outlines why I think handling functions in the child functions.php is the most difficult part of child themes.

Al

thanks Guido,

nice looking theme

Al

found out what is causing problem when using child theme. call to nav.js in child theme generates call to child theme js folder, not the parent one. there is no js folder in the child theme. so either change the child theme to call it from its own js folder or change the call in functions.php, not sure if that is possible.

Al

https://www.thesunflowerbaker.ca/wp/

uses child theme simplyblack-child, with minimal style.css

I am using Chrome as a browser in XP

when I reduce the size of the screen, the main menu disappears, when I expand the screen again, it comes back, never does reduce to the mobile menu format

Al

that seems to be it

thanks

Al

OK thanks

Al

an online version is at https://www.thesunflowerbaker.ca/wp/
theme version is 1.2.3 not sure if I downloaded that from the web site or from www.ads-software.com

Al

that was lines 61-64 when I look at header.php using Notepad++

Al

p.s. yes, do not change the theme itself as any changes you put in it will be overridden when it is updated, rather, use a child theme and make any changes in that. create a child theme and copy header.php into it and make mods in it.