New WP3 Twenty Ten child theme

Still a little hard to grasp. The only thing I can think of, and it still might be too late in the generation cycle for your needs is to include some PHP code in after the < /head > by including it in the Header code section (but before the nav menu). That section allows WP shortcodes (mostly to include slideshows), but that shortcode can be for a PHP execution plugin.

Other than that, I don’t really have more suggestions.

I just made my own Twenty Ten child theme and wrote up a series of 5 tutorials so that anyone who wants to make their own child themes can follow along. The theme is called Oh One Oh Two, and though it may not be the sexiest theme ever, it is a Twenty Ten child , and I documented how I created it.

The theme was released GPL and people can download it and see just how it fits together at https://0102.atlwpusers.com

@weaver updated Weaver theme to 1.3.1 today on several sites I am using it on and all of them crashed to show blank white pages. 2010 Weaver doesn’t even show up in installed themes, then fails when I try to install it saying that the folder already exists. Had to download to save the them via FTP, then delete the folder altogether and then re-install it into my themes. Now I get a warning when trying to preview, so there is something Majorly wrong with the update. I am sticking with 1.2.3 until you get this issue fixed!

This is a www.remarpro.com server issue. They have the proper theme files, but there seems to be some server issue that is delivering the wrong set of files. It doesn’t have anything to do with the theme, just the www.remarpro.com server. The update is also available at https://wpweaver.info/download/.

WPweaver, would really like some help. I’ve recently installed 2010 weaver (I’m new to WP). After picking a theme (WHITE) and making changes in the main and advanced options- neither in the preview, or on my blog page do the changes come up. I’ve saved and saved, I’ve cleared cache and history. I can make changes by going in and playing with the style.css file in the editor, but frankly find it too confusing with the “child” and “parent” to figure out what’s going on. I finally got so fed up that I deleted in entirety 2010 weaver from my site (via ftp) and reinstalled- only to find all the settings remained from before! So just to make sure I wasn’t going nuts, I picked SILVER and saved- guess what? It still looks exactly the same- hasn’t changed to silver, but still looks like the botched white one I was working on previously. What am I doing wrong?

Many thanks, I’m reasonably competent with CSS and HTML and very incompetent with functions- happy to hire someone to get me set up, as I’ve got way way too much time into this for nothing but frustration in return.

@bestodyssey
I had a quick look and the settings are held in three serilized wp-option entries, so you have a couple of ways, test this on a local install if you can.

1. change the theme while you do this, if you can run the database, run the wp-options table and delete three lines, ttw_options, ttw_myoptions and ttw_adminoptions, that should clear all values.

2. without running tables, add the code below to the functions.php of any other theme, lets use the “twenty ten” theme, de-activate the WP Weaver theme and activate the “twenty ten”, this should delete the WP Weaver options.

delete_option('ttw_options');
delete_option('ttw_myoptions');
delete_option('ttw_adminoptions');

When you reactivate WP Weaver it will be a clean install.

HTH

David

There also is a plugin available that will perform this action without needing any coding. Send an e-mail via the https://wpweaver.info about/contact page to request a copy.

This looks awesome.. thanks..

I have built my own child theme for TwentyTen using your very helpful tutorials. But, now TwentyTen has been updated! So my customized loop.php and single.php files are out of date. I don’t know how important it is to search for and make the corrections/updates in the new loop.php and single.php files for TwentyTen, but it seems to me that all the advertising about how wonderful a child theme is because it doesn’t break on updates is phony. The new TwenetyTen has updated css and lots of other stuff that doesn’t get updated in my theme.
Does anyone know of a simple way to deal with this?

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