Jarod Thornton

^ Yes! Thank you!

Ahh, I see. I only noticed there was a variance from what I had. It is essentially the same. Thank you.

As originally suggested (in addition to functions.php inclusion) you could write it as a mu-plugin or a network activated plugin / as needed per site. That would provide a network wide blog-ID class, or easy plugin activation, which is what I believe you implied.

Thanks again.

Add this as a plugin OR to your themes functions.php ??

//*** Body Classes
	function add_blog_id_body_class($classes) {

	$classes[] = 'blog-'.get_current_blog_id();
	// return the modified $classes array
	return $classes;
	}

	// add my custom class via body_class filter
	add_filter('body_class','add_blog_id_body_class');

For some extra body class I wrote this up ?? I originally wrote this as a plugin for the admin area, but it comes in handy for the front-end as well.

Add Blog ID / User Role to Body Class

Good to hear.

You can also use fontawesome in pseudo classes. This is very useful!

a:before {
font-family:fontawesome;
content:"\f29d";
}

You can grab the unicode from the icon page. This is located just beneath the varying sizes of said icon.

Replacing the contents in Previous and Next in child-theme/inc/template-tags.php did not work for me.

To get this to work I pulled the template-tags file by requiring the file via child-theme stylesheet directory

require get_stylesheet_directory() . '/inc/template-tags.php';

Once this was complete I did a search and replace for all instances of intergalactic_stuff with my_new_stuff and lastly changed the same in my child-theme/content-single.php, new_post_nav(); on line 28 I believe.

Follow these exact steps and you will be able to customize any part of the template-tags.php without errors. Nothing will change until you update the intergalactic_ references to your_new_ in the child theme.

Did they disappear, or perhaps the styles broke the layout? Did it break after you created a child-theme, or simply after it was installed and activated?

Superjmr, I noticed this as well. However, not all themes will cause this. I found at least one theme that worked properly with the original code:

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'theme_enqueue_styles' );
function theme_enqueue_styles() {
    wp_enqueue_style( 'parent-style', get_template_directory_uri() . '/style.css' );
    wp_enqueue_style( 'child-style',
        get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/style.css',
        array('parent-style')
    );
}

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For a theme that has the stylesheet duplicated, replace the bit of code in the new child-themes functions.php with this.

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'theme_enqueue_styles' );
function theme_enqueue_styles() {
    wp_enqueue_style( 'parent-style', get_template_directory_uri() . '/style.css' );
}

If you are looking to use this on a multisite you might change the plugin template that creates the child themes function.php – /plugins/one-click-child-theme/templates/functions.php – simply replace the bit of code as the example above shows.

It is not good practice to overwrite core plugin files, however this plugin has not been updated in over a year and is such a basic plugin I decided to adapt it for my needs.

If you want to get fancy with the child-theme style sheet to include all the meta a normal theme does, modify this in the /templates/child-theme-css.php

/*
Theme Name:     <?php echo $new_theme_title, "\n"; ?>
Description:    <?php echo $new_theme_description, "\n"; ?>
Author:         <?php echo $new_theme_author, "\n"; ?>
Template:       <?php echo $parent_theme_template, "\n"; ?>
Author URI:   	<?php echo 'https://your.com', "\n"; ?>
Version:      	<?php $my_theme = wp_get_theme();echo $my_theme->get( 'Name' ) . " is version " . $my_theme->get( 'Version' ), "\n";?>
License:      	<?php echo 'https://url-to-theme-license.com/' . $parent_theme_template . '/style.css', "\n"; ?>
License URI:  	<?php echo '^', "\n"; ?>
Tags:         	<?php echo implode(", ", $my_theme->get( 'Tags' )), "\n"; ?>
Text Domain:  	<?php echo $parent_theme_template. '-child' , "\n"; ?>
*/

No problem, graphility.

I have this plugin on a MultiSite. What I did was backup the tables in the site ID in question i.e. all the of ga_ tables then dropped them. Upon doing so you will have to authenticate again, but everything should be in working order.

Just to follow up, the reset link wasn’t working for me without the permissions issue. I had to delete the ga_ tables just as above.

It has been working as expected since I last updated. Great plugin, thanks!

Not likely. The feed is in an iframe ?? I haven’t found any functional way to customize an external iframe css.

I use a plugin called “Widget Shortcodes.” https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/widget-shortcode/

You can also use this to include widgets in php!

echo do_shortcode('[widget id="your_widget_id"]');

Thank you, rcreators! I searched forever without luck until I wised up and decided to see if there was plugin support. Your fix works perfectly on MultiSite.

Thanks again!

Just installed this plugin on WPMU and testing it. So far I am very impressed and hopeful development continues! Thanks for a great lightbox plugin!!!

I would be interested to find a solution for this that is more efficient i.e. scripts / styles only queued when photos are using lightbox. So if a page / post does not have a gallery etc that uses foobox these resources are not queued.