Child theme .site-info { display: none; } Problem. Proudly Sponsored By Wordpres

  • Resolved stuartist1

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    10 years, 10 months ago

    Hello, I cannot find the answer to my problem anywhere. My site is https://www.stuartist.com After Fasthosts sorted some problems I had with my child theme, the page now looks very odd especially as it shows .site-info { display: none; } at the top of the page but also on my dashboard? How do I get rid of this please? I initial used .site-info { display: none; } to remove “Proudly Sponsored By WordPress” by adding .site-info { display: none; } to Edit CSS (under appearance. I am using Twenty Thirteen child theme.

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  • Have you reviewed child themes? Or did you paste the contents of the parent theme’s stylesheet into the child’s.

    Thread Starter stuartist1

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    Also nothing is centered and the words “Menu” and “Skip to content” have appeared and basically it all looks very odd. It was fine when I first published it when not being a child theme?

    Thread Starter stuartist1

    (@stuartist1)

    Hi esmi, I pasted Twenty Thirteen theme into my child theme CSS.

    Thread Starter stuartist1

    (@stuartist1)

    and no I have not but will now read it.

    I pasted Twenty Thirteen theme into my child theme CSS

    Aha! You see – that’s not how child themes work. You only add the CSS you want to change to the child theme’s stylesheet.

    Thread Starter stuartist1

    (@stuartist1)

    Oh, I took Twenty Thirteen theme out of my child theme CSS and nothing has changed?

    Thread Starter stuartist1

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    /*
    Theme Name: Twenty Thirteen Child
    Theme URI: https://stuartist.com/twenty-thirteen-child/
    Description: Twenty Thirteen Child Theme
    Author: Jane
    Author URI: https://stuartist.com
    Template: twentythirteen
    Version: 1.0.0
    Text Domain: twenty-thirteen-child
    */
    @import url(“../twentythirteenstyle.css”);

    /* =Theme customization starts here
    ————————————————————– */

    Here is my child theme CSS.

    Thread Starter stuartist1

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    It’s troubling that .site-info { display: none; } shows on every WordPress dashboard page?

    Thread Starter stuartist1

    (@stuartist1)

    I reverted back to the Twenty Thirteen theme just to see what’s happening there and .site-info { display: none; } displays there also?

    Thread Starter stuartist1

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    I added .site-info {display: none;} to Twenty Thirteen Edit CSS and it worked now .site-info {display: none;} does not display there but it still shows with the child theme!

    Thread Starter stuartist1

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    This is driving me mad! Now on the child theme “Proudly sponsored by WordPress has re-appered and any CSS I had previously added has gone. It seems if I make a change to one theme it effects the other?

    [Please don’t bump]

    Thread Starter stuartist1

    (@stuartist1)

    Hello, I do not know what “[Please don’t bump]” means? Sorry if I’ve done something wrong without realising it.

    Thread Starter stuartist1

    (@stuartist1)

    Hello, I am so stuck and do not know what to do now. Should I post a new question?

    Andrew Nevins

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    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    Your Child Theme isn’t active on your site

    Thread Starter stuartist1

    (@stuartist1)

    Hello, it is now, thank you for answering me.

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