AlwaysARedhead-Catherine

Thank you.

It is happening on all pages on mobile, I’ve tried both Blackberry & Iphone. The main sidebar widgets with/without the child theme, with/without jetpack are at the bottom displayed either vertical/horizontal. I think it looks terrible.

Having the basics down is definitely the only way to start and in this case, I’m am sure you are correct about the Codex, which I have been reading and reading, but I do love books (book addict here).

Thanks should also go you to all the Volunteer Moderators, fabulous job, and you have patience. Thanks.

Bingo, happy face gone! Obviously, I need to learn php. My xml is rough, haven’t used it in years, but it appears similar. If you were to recommend a book for php, what would be your choice?

I would love it, if you would tell me what the necessary code is in the footer and how do I get rid of that little tiny happy face that appears at the very bottom of the page?

Thank you very much for all of your assistance, enjoy the rest of your Friday. ??

I haven’t made any changes to the style.css or php files. I added the new footer.php and put it in the twentytwelvechild directory.

Why though is WordPress still giving me the message that:

This child theme requires its parent theme, Twenty Twelve.

For some reason I have lost the image I was using in the header.

I have lost my header for the theme.

The footer has shown up, but I am still receiving the message (in WordPress):

Current Theme
TwentyTwelve Child

By Catherine BurdenVersion 0.1.0
Child theme for the twentytwelve theme

This child theme requires its parent theme, Twenty Twelve.

My original goal was to change the footer.php by adding a table with images to it. So I thought I understood, all I had to do was create a new footer.php and put it in the twentytwelve-child directory.

Or, am I suppose to copy everything from the footer.php, paste it into the new style.css which would be put in the twentytwelve-child directory?

The name of the child theme folder is twentytwelve-child. I uploaded everything using FileZilla. All the correct folders are there, in the right place.

Next I logged into WordPress, went to themes, and activated the new child theme, this is when I received the message “this child theme requires its parent theme, Twenty Twelve”.

Now when I just click on my web site, all is fine, nothing has changed, not that it would since there is no new code in the child theme.

The new message I receive is:
TwentyTwelve Child

By Catherine BurdenVersion 0.1.0
Child theme for the twentytwelve theme

This child theme requires its parent theme, Twenty Twelve.

This is the code in the child theme:

/*
Theme Name: TwentyTwelve Child
Theme URI: https://alwaysaredhead.com
Description: Child theme for the twentytwelve theme
Author: Catherine Burden
Author URI: https://alwaysaredhead.com/about/
Template: twentytwelve
Version: 0.1.0
*/

@import url(“../twentytwelve/style.css”);

I have activated the child theme.

The child theme is in the correct folder and I see it. Now, back to the original question, how do I put a plain html coded table in the footer.php?