• Resolved ZCicc87

    (@zcicc87)


    Hi everybody,

    I’m trying to customize a bit the nice “WP Straphero“, so I make a child theme and I’m working on it.
    Unfortunately I cannot see the changes I made on the bootstrap.css.
    Do you have any ideas?

    Best regards

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  • Theme Author Brian Harris

    (@zgani)

    First of all, please do not edit the bootstrap.css – that file is in its raw form.

    What you should do is take any CSS element and its properties and add them to either your child theme’s style.css or a custom.css and then make your changes.

    I’m putting out the next version which has better support for child themes, hopefully it should be live in the couple of days.

    Regards,
    Zulf

    Thread Starter ZCicc87

    (@zcicc87)

    Above all, many thanks for your answer. Of course when I customize a theme I usually edit just the style.css, but what I want to edit (2 attribute) is in the bootstrap, what can I do?
    Thanks for the upgrade these days I’ll stay tuned.

    Regards

    Theme Author Brian Harris

    (@zgani)

    Copy the required CSS element and paste it into your style.css
    Then remove the attributes you don’t need to edit (if any) leaving just the ones that need editing.

    Make your changes, save and you should be good to go – ofcours once the new update has been approved :). Shouldn’t take too long, we are doing pretty good with the review queue.

    Theme Author Brian Harris

    (@zgani)

    The new revised version is now live.

    Thread Starter ZCicc87

    (@zcicc87)

    I emptied my Child style.css and I updated the WP Straphero, but when I use the virgin child style.css (just with @import url…) I see some differences between the parent and the child theme, maybe is due to the function.php or maybe I have to clear my mysql DB?

    Theme Author Brian Harris

    (@zgani)

    Could you submit a copy of your child theme as it was before you emptied it and the site url and I’ll take a look at it for you. Will get a working copy sent back to you.

    Please submit a ticket attaching the file @ https://www.wpstrapcode.com/support/

    Any relevant information you can include with the submission will be of great help.

    Zulf

    Thread Starter ZCicc87

    (@zcicc87)

    I’m working on localhost, but I issued the same problem on other child theme so I submit another request to the general support. Moreover I tested it on remote on a clean version of WP with clean versions of several themes and the outcome does not change. I can also send you the file if it can be helpful.

    Regards.

    Theme Author Brian Harris

    (@zgani)

    Yes if you can send me the file it will be helpful in troubleshooting any problem there maybe if any.

    Cheers,
    Zulf

    Thread Starter ZCicc87

    (@zcicc87)

    I can not attach the file in the ticket form, I just pasted it.
    Thanks in advance.

    Regards

    Theme Author Brian Harris

    (@zgani)

    Got it, thanks. Will get back to you as soon as possible.

    Thread Starter ZCicc87

    (@zcicc87)

    Hi there,

    any news? Have a nice day.

    Regards

    Theme Author Brian Harris

    (@zgani)

    Hey,

    Sorry about the delay – had a couple of projects that had to be out by the weekend and then got caught up finalising my latest theme.

    Working on your request today and tomorrow and I’ll post a zip for you on the ticket by end of tomorrow.

    Regards,
    Zulf.

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