daniellevdkem

Wonderful Kharis – worked like a charm! Thank you for taking the time to respond.

I’m still having the same problem! I’d like to change the font-weight of my header title, but adding the above codes to a child-theme hasn’t changed any of it.

Any tips on what to do?

My website is: daniellevandekemenade.com

Hi Azure,

I’ve added multiple toggles as part of a FAQ section with custom titles, but for some reason only half of the titles show up. The other half just show ‘Click to show/hide’.

Below is the code for 2 toggle titles that aren’t showing up:

[toggle title='I'm a busy woman / live in New-Zealand / have a demanding and ever-changing work-schedule. Can you still work with me?' border='none']

Sure we can.

Want to meet during your lunch break in New York? No problem. Want to meet Monday's at 4 PM for our first few sessions and Tuesday's at 7 PM for our last few? No problem.

My working hours are from 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. Monday to Friday, GMT+1. Once we've had our first session, I'll ask you to book our next coaching session at any time that fits you in my online calendar. All I ask is that the time between our sessions is 2 to 3 weeks, to keep you on track.

After that, all you need to be able to work with me is a webcam & internet or the ability to come to my place in Frankfurt.

It's super easy.

[/toggle]

[toggle border='none' title='What if it doesn't work?']

I want to unlock authentic change-making in your life - helping you make an impact by doing what you love. If, after 4 coaching sessions, you feel you haven't come one step closer to making that happen, you'll get a full refund. So far, this has NEVER happened. So trust me when I say, it'll work.

[/toggle]

Done – thank you!

@vladff, took a look at your child-theme and tried to copy it for my child-theme, but still getting it wrong somehow.

This is what I put in the child theme docs.

In style.css:

/*
Theme Name: sydneychild
Description: Child theme for Sydney theme
Author: Danielle van de Kemenade
Author URI: https://www.daniellevandekemenade.com
Template: sydney
*/

In functions.php:

<?php
/**
* Enqueues child theme stylesheet, loading first the parent theme stylesheet.
*/

/**parent style sheet */
function sydney-child_enqueue_styles() {

wp_enqueue_style( ‘sydney-parent-style’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’ );
}

add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘sydney-child_enqueue_styles’ );

It’s now created the Child theme, but the website just gives me a blank page when the childtheme is activated

I’m struggling with creating a Child theme as well.

I’ve added a style.css and functions php.file to a new sydney-child folder, but my Dashboard is still telling me the parent theme is missing.

Any idea what I might be doing wrong? My website will be available starting tomorrow at daniellevandekemenade.com

Hi Terrytsang,

I’m having the some problem – the redirect butting ‘[add_to_cart id=”1824″]’, once pressed, isn’t doing anything. I’ve disabled the option you mentioned above. Here’s the page I’m trying to redirect straight to Checkout from:

https://www.heartworklifecoaching.com/ecourses/

Any idea what I’m doing wrong?

Hi Jess,

Thanks for your response. The issue seems to have resolved it self somehow. No idea what went wrong the first time around!

Cheers,

Danielle

Never mind, I found the bug!

It turned out the Google + Sharing button was the culprit. By removing it as a ‘sharing button’ option, the visual bug has dissappeared from my blogposts.

Hi Mark,

I’m a little confused – this is my homepage. Not sure how you got the idea that the FAQs page is my homepage. I haven’t edited the HTML code, but I have included some custom CSS.

As for the “Read More”link, I’ve included it as quickcode, as in ‘<!–more–>’ after each question on the FAQ page, but somehow the template changes this code into ‘<span id=”more-1086”></span>’ on the published page (which you can see in developer view).

Any idea how I can fix this?

Thanks,

Danielle

SomewhatRounded, I hereby designate you as my personal CSS tooth-fairy. Is there anywhere public I can write you a glowing testimonial??

I fixed the second part (remove dashed line above profile), but as you said, the first part of your response was a bit too techy for me to understand. I used the code you posted, but it didn’t result in increased padding. From your reply it sounds like its a bit of work-around and seeing as I’ll probably add more widgets in the future that’ll require the same kind of work-around, I’ve decided the current appearance is good enough for me ??

Thanks for your immediate tech-support, do let me know where I can recommend your services.

Thanks so much SomewhatRounded! Sorry about that, I read over the part in your earlier comment where you suggested I remove the padding on the .widget-container-primary code. Fixed it now

Two final requests, and then I’m done ??

1.Do you know what code I can use to get the same type of padding around the dashed line that currently exists between the ‘sign me up’ button and ‘follow me on facebook’, but then applied to all the other widgets? I’ve tried to play around with it myself but can’t seem to get it..
2. Is there a way for me to remove the dashed lined from above my profile picture? It’s not that crucial, but would look slightly nicer.

Thanks again for responding so fast! I’m loving the support here and will definitely give you guys a stellar review once this is resolved.

Darn it, your code snippet doesn’t seem to do the trick though, as you can see, neither on adding the padding or removing the nudges to the right. Any idea what could be the problem?

Thanks for the superfast response SomewhatRounded!

I used your first CSS snippet and it gave me EXACTLY what I wanted, thanks a bunch.

The only thing I’m still struggling with is how to create a bit more padding between the widgets and the borders (see here., and the weird incremental jump each next widget makes to the right. I’m guessing something’s going wrong here in the PhP, but I really have no idea.
Any idea how I can fix this without having to create a childtheme?

FYI, this is the CSS I’m using now:

.widget-container-primary {
background: #f2f1ef;
padding-bottom: 5px;
padding-left: 10px;
padding-right: 10px;
border-top: 1px dashed #000;
}

Wow, this is EXACTLY what I neeed – thanks a lot Ryann, will go rate your plugin as wonderful RIGHT now!