vintageontap86

Awesome- just put in the custom CSS and took out the widget and it looks great.

Thank you!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by vintageontap86.

PERFECT! Got it to work. Thanks so much for following up on this :D!

Hey Ben–

Have followed the steps outlined and still having some hiccups.

-Activated child theme
-Transfered over the customizer changes

When I go ahead and copy/paste the code and make the URL changes onto the functions.php file, it gives me a white screen after saving. Have tried multiple changes to the code (removing white lines, double checking things are closed off properly) but haven’t gotten it to work yet. Wondering if there’s another work around I’m not considering.

At this point I’ve reinstalled a fresh functions.php via FTP before attempting again.

Also, when activating the child theme it didn’t carry over any customizations made through the Customizer in the parent theme… and when I added the code again it gave me a blank screen on the site.

As is, not 100% I even plugged things in correctly!

f ( ! function_exists( 'ct_chosen_social_icons_output' ) ) {
function ct_chosen_social_icons_output() {

$social_sites = ct_chosen_social_array();

foreach ( $social_sites as $social_site => $profile )

<li>
<a class="Bloglovin" target="_blank" href="this is the url">
     <img src="this is my image url" />
</a>
</li>

 {

if ( strlen( get_theme_mod( $social_site ) ) > 0 ) {
$active_sites[ $social_site ] = $social_site;
}
}

Hi Ben-

I followed the steps outlined above for the same issue (trying to add Bloglovin’ link) but I’m sure I’m missing something along the way.

I installed the child theme, copied

ct_chosen_social_icons_output

from function.php in the original theme, pasted into the child theme’s function.php, added the markup listed above, updated the links, and saved the file. Haven’t seen a change in the page at this point.

Link to the website: https://vintageontap.com