• Resolved sealteambuilder

    (@sealteambuilder)


    Greetings – I downloaded the twenty ten theme and experimented with building a blog/website. I read that using the child theme is a better method. I also deleted some php language in my footer and other files and pretty much screwed some things up. I would like to start all over with twenty ten (child) and start all over again. I don’t care if I lose the test site I developed……it was a good learning curve. Can you give me the step by step directions? Thank you in advance.

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  • Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

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    Thread Starter sealteambuilder

    (@sealteambuilder)

    Thanks for the reply – but I am very new to this so in order to accomplish the 3 steps below I need to know where they are.

    Make a new directory in wp-content/themes, and name it twentyten-child (or anything you like). WHERE EXACTLY IS THIS _ IN THE EDITOR?

    Save the code below in a file named style.css, and drop this file in the new directory.
    I COULD DO THIS – BUT NEED TO LOCATE THE LOCATION OF THE DIRECTORY

    Go to Dashboard ? Themes and activate your new theme, the Twenty Ten Child.
    SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO THIS ONCE THE ABOVE IS COMPLETE

    SORRY FOR BEING SO BASIC

    you will not find it editor you need use your host account log in or use ftp and create a twentyten-child folder in themes folder its all there on the link @ipstenu posted.

    Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

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    Please don’t type in all caps. That means you’re shouting and that’s kind of rude.

    As govpatel said, this is something you do via FTP. You have to make the folder on your server and edit the files outside of WordPress. WP’s editor can only help you edit existing themes. What you’re doing now is creating a new one.

    At the bottom of that link were other tutorials. https://op111.net/53/ is for people who are VERY new.

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