Reiniepress

yes it was a matter of finding the right place. thks

Hi,
Just curious, how was it resolved ?

Does it do that when you manually create a child theme for this type of theme ?
I would say it is natural as the child theme just overrides a few files of the parent theme.

This is not a theme but a plugin. The child theme your created with this plugin is independent, so updating the plugin will not affect the child theme.

I would say you have to create the folder and the file manually as the plugin doesnt seem to look for files outside the main directory.
You could also override the media-query-css tags in your customize option in the appearance or in the main css file (in the root)

The plugin doesn’t seem to look for files outside the main directory. So sub directories will be ignored for import. You would have to create them manually

I would say no you don’t need to start over. It asks which files you want to copy over. It looks for the existing files in your theme and then asks you which ones you want to add to the child theme. So if you made changes to the head file already you can tell him to copy it over.

When you update your parent theme, then the changes will be overwritten but not in your child theme.

a shame really, it’s a nice quick lite version.

hmm I don’t get what you are saying.

I would say no, in the one child theme when you are in the child theme it says

“WordPress has no formal support for theme grandchildren. No other actions currently supported in One Click Child Theme.”

Did you try to add them already or did you go directly to the editor ? If so, you have to add the files using the “child theme” item in the appearance menu. They are not added automatically, you only add the ones you need.

You would have to delete the theme from your theme list, in the appearence\themes
Once created, the theme will remain even of you delete the plugin.

(sorry double post, ignore post above, this one is more detailed)

Hello,

Add this in the customize section for additional css this will be for the main content, for the header and footer too
/

/*@media all and (min-width:1080px)*/
div.doc-main .container, 
.navbar .container , 
div.footer .container,
header.jumbotron .container{
    width: 1020px;
}

Change the width size according to your needs. The sidebar and main content are defined as percentages so they will adjust.

Hope this helps

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• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by Reiniepress.

Hello,

Add this in the customize section for additional css

/*@media all and (min-width:1080px)*/
div.doc-main .container {
width: 1020px;
}

Change the width size according to your needs. The sidebar and main content are defined as percentages so they will adjust.

Hope this helps

Not sure what you mean by cpts.
Probably have to change some paddings in media section for mobile width.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by Reiniepress.