atomizer

why is google being used to ‘translate’ content back to the default language? that seems strange – when de-translating, i would think everything should be coming from the db and google would be completely out of the loop

bug appears to be fixed in 0.28 ??

thank you xeno010

button A

for example, i have stats here on the “history” page…
https://s23.postimg.org/4n62dojcn/screenshot_1.png

then i go to “overview”…
https://s23.postimg.org/517eda3g7/screenshot_2.png

then delete wp.admin…
https://s23.postimg.org/r1nqtwm47/screenshot_3.png

then back to “history” and all the anon. stats are gone (they are also deleted on the “overview” page)…
https://s23.postimg.org/5gio6apdj/screenshot_4.png

sorry – i was in a hurry when i posted

yes, that is correct – i selected the checkbox > saved the post > checkbox was then deselected

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thanks for the reply
so you think it’s a server issue even though the rest of the site is ok?

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ah, thanks for that – i hadn’t seen that
i really like QC

i missed that – thanks esmi

i’m giving up on it though – i don’t understand what ‘filters’ are or how to use them

it still baffles me that WP ignores custom child themes for the editor

that is my understanding also, but i’m trying to avoid having to edit a second file when i make a change to the first, hence why i would prefer to force the editor to import an existing custom css

according to the codex, this is supposed to be possible. they even mention about creating a blank custom theme style.css in the theme root and then adding the @import to it to import an existing theme

rather than go that extra step however, i know of no reason why adding…
add_editor_style( '../twentythirteen-child/style.css' );
to the main theme function.php wouldn’t accomplish the same result

however, i did also try the codex way by adding the empty custom-editor-style.css with the @import and that didn’t work either (making sure i cleared my caches of course)

i wouldn’t be trying to change it if i didn’t realize that ??

so what do i need to do to make it use the child theme styles?
i want the child style to override the default

do i need to use the remove_ function or something?