Theme Child

  • Hi there,
    i am working with a theme child on a wordpress multisite. An then today i notice a error that i dont understand because i always worked on child theme and the site is on .In FTP everything is ok and the folder child theme ok but in the wordpress shws an error . I wanted to use theme child in another site on multisite wordpress and soent show.

    I dont want to lose nothing on the first site because is on and it is from a political party with a lot information and a lot of work that i made in theme child.

    Can you help? i dont want to lose anything all the work is online and it cant be lose now.

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  • You forgot to mention what the error message was…

    Thread Starter laranjita

    (@laranjita)

    I am sorry.
    the message says “ERROR: Template is missing. Standalone themes need to have a index.php template file. Child themes need to have a Template header in the style.css stylesheet.”

    Everything was ok and now says this.
    I work in wordpress templates 2 years ago and never happened this before.
    I always use child template and that whats i did and then says is missing(dont know why) and in the ftp exist the theme child and everything says is missing.
    My work is on there and i dont want to miss a thing because the site is already online and be used by the client. And then i was construct another one ; because is multisite, using the same theme and then i notice this strange herror.

    Thank you

    Thread Starter laranjita

    (@laranjita)

    The site is working ,but i am afraid that some day will break. but is very strange this thing because i used the child theme since the beggining and i use wordpress since 2 years and i know how it works and done a lot of sites.=( i hope that is nothing special and dont affect this site and the future ones.

    thank you

    Thread Starter laranjita

    (@laranjita)

    i am still wainting for some help…

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