phbp

Will be using WooCommerce for sure. Thank you!

@dave, does that mean if the parent theme is twentytwelve, I can name the child theme as awesometheme for example?

It didn’t work still, but it’s fine now as I’ve set the image left aligned.

Thanks, Maestro!

Here’s the link: https://bit.ly/11IugBn

@esmi,
@wpyogi

Hmmm… It’s just me. Thanks a lot for the help. The child theme has been installed successfully. I should pay attention to detail next time.

Cheers!

@esmi

Updating the file now. Will let you know what happens in a sec.

@esmi

Here it is:

/*
Theme Name: rename child
Version: 1.0
Theme URI: https://www.domain.com/rename
Description: Child theme for another WordPress site.
Author: theme
Author URI: https://www.domain.com/
Themes ID: theme
*/

@import url(“../rename/style.css”);

@wpyogi

Yes, I created the child theme per the codex.

I’m wondering if what’s causing the problem is the theme name as I renamed it to something else. Parent theme works fine, but child theme fails to install as above.

All good. It’s actually possible to change the General Settings with no problems. Should have tried it out in the first place.

It worked. I should have tried it out in the first place. I’m so dumb. LOL! Thanks mate.

Are you sure about this? I’ll try it out then.

That’s right and it is actually annoying that this only happens when using WordPress. I believe there is really no way to solve this issue other than exclusively hosting one WordPress site for one hosting account.

The general setting can’t be changed I believe as this is the directory where the wordpress site is installed. Following my example, it will be https://www.obama.com/romney/wordpress which can be pointed to the desired domain https://www.romney.com.

I think there is really no way to solve this problem other than exclusively having one hosting account for one WordPress site.