bastianernst

hi ??

I moved all php files out of the pages folder and deleted the pages folder: https://www.evernote.com/l/AKuM1I6ztW9Jp6fdWy1VhRQ6EwaTDYVV1oI

Now all the php files are stored in the root of the child theme. All the css files are in the CSS folder.

Unfortunately, I still can not see the php files ??

Any idea?

hi,

I put the functions.php out of the css folder: https://www.evernote.com/l/AKtlFLmphahBTJ0weE4LnkhNgXZEKbNahV4

but now I can’t see it in my wordpress admin theme editor.

any ideas what I am doing wrong?

@hardeep thanks a lot ?? you helped me a lot!

p.s. I have a another question. I posted it here

@hardeep thanks a lot! ??

It’s not Google Analytics. It’s a different Tool (ActiveCampaign.com). I need this tool for tracking purposes. There is no plugin. And I would prefer to add all my code manually (reduce number of plugins, if possible)

I need to add the ActiveCampaign code into my header. Are these the right steps?
– Create header.php in my child-theme
– Copy & Paste the entire code of my header.php from my parent-theme into the header.php of my child-theme
– Add the javascript code of activecampaign.com into my header.php in my child-theme

Are these the right steps?

(I need to add the code in the child-theme, because if I update my parent-theme, the tracking code will be gone. Correct?)

thanks!

@erica thank you so much for writing back!

– Yeah I know the page is too big/long. I will divide the whole blog post up into chapters (a page for each chapter) -> reduce size, increase usability, apprently better for SEO

– thanks for the tip of disabling all plugins and then re-activating them. The problem was https://www.cloudflare.com/ (after I disabled cloudflare plugin, the scrolling on chrome worked again): https://bastie.cc/start-wordpress-blog/
does it work for you now?

– I use lazy loading for my images (to increase speed)

Thanks a lot ??