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Sorry, I went ahead and removed the plugin as I couldn’t resolve the issue. It just displayed an empty space where the widget would normally show the images.
Thanks! It had worked faithfully for a long time.

Thanks! I’ll try that out and see if it works!

Silkains, thank you for including the above statement:

“Sometimes when editing WordPress php files changes are not displayed instantly and you might clear WordPress cache. It can be done by opening any post and simply pushing update just to make sure that PHP does its thing.”

I was just refreshing the page with no results – super frustrating! I never considered I would have to update the page for the php to take proper effect.

THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I’m delighted! Thank you!!!

Thank you for trying to help. I ended up removing the .page-header {display:none;} and added it back as a h1 when needed since I could not target a specific page.

No, unfortunately, they did not work.

This is a link to the page: https://www.mwrgc.org/frontline/

I removed the title with a plug-in since I could not target the page but I would still like to remove the border-bottom and margins by targeting that specific page.

With appreciation.

THANK YOU – I had missed that feature!

Thank you for everyone’s input. Until the theme is “child friendly” – I did what ricem75 suggested and it worked. Even though it is not a “proper child theme” – I was able to make the changes I needed to make on my style sheet. Thanks everyone again. I’m very grateful.

Thank you for making it “child friendly” – I think you have a nice theme.

Thanks, WPyogi and ricem75, I will give those suggestions a try!

I renamed the folder sensitivechild. I also changed the style.css as follows. Cleared the cache and it still displays with the html structure. Thank you for trying to help me!

/*
Theme Name: sensitivechild
Description: Child theme for Sensitive
Author: Carol
Template: sensitive
*/

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

It is inside the themes folder. It is called sensitive-child. The sensitive theme is also in the theme folder and is right above the sensitive-child theme.

Also, you were correct about the message – I did look back on my other child themes and it was there. I had not noticed the message before as I wasn’t trying to solve a problem.

I appreciate your help in connecting my child theme to the parent theme’s CSS. Thank you.

I did not know the message was standard as I had not experienced it with other child themes.

I am sorry you can’t see the site but there is no CSS only html.

My menu which is activated properly looks like this:

• Home
• About Us

• Instructors
• Location
• Contact Us
• Classes

My site, which is in process, is locally hosted on my computer thru MAMP and doesn’t have a domain name other than localhost:8888.

The display: This child theme requires its parent theme, Sensitive – is shown on under the Manage Themes tab on WordPress when my child theme is listed as the current theme.

Also, when the theme is shown it does not have the correct styling. For example: no menu, no css styling, just images and text displayed in html order.

With appreciation.