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  • Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

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    Hi

    Have upgraded to latest wp version (WordPress 4.5.2) but still no Editor under Settings in the admin panel. Does anyone know how to access the stylesheet from the admin panel? Using a text editor and ftp server like I do know is more time-consuming, so I would very much appreciate a hint. ??

    Best regards,
    Cebetyr

    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

    (@cebe_tyr)

    Swell, thank you!!!

    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

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    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

    (@cebe_tyr)

    Thanks, I’ll see if I can get hold of the php error log.

    And I’ll try a fresh install of WP without adding any theme, db, etc. I’ll come back later.

    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

    (@cebe_tyr)

    Hey and thanks for your response!

    Yes, you’re absolutely right. But in this case, the db of the current theme and website has the table_prefix ronnmarks_, in where all the content seems to be (posts, meta, etc).

    Since I’m using the subdomain to create a new version of the website, I did what you suggested and changed the table_prefix to wp_ in the wp-config-file. Then the website does not connect at all to the db. When I use the table-prefix ronnmarksny (where I import the copy of the present on at the main domain) the website connects at least to the stylesheet and navigation (but no unfortunately still no content and no access to the admin-panel – server error 500).

    So I’m at a loss here…

    Best regards,
    Cecilia

    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

    (@cebe_tyr)

    Hi Dan!

    Many thanks for your reply! I tried that but it didn’t work unfortunately.

    Now I have have created a subdomain, installed the new version av WordPress (4.4.2), created a new sql database, imported the copy of the previous one, added a copy of the theme and plugins from the domain to the subdomain.

    The name of the domain’s db is: ronnmarks
    The name of the subdomain’s db is: ronnmarksny

    The installation of WordPress went fine. But the database doesn’t seem to work. The posts, media, css and navigation etc cannot be found in the new installation when the table_prefix in the wp-config.php is named ronnmarksny_.

    When I on the other hand name the table_prefix to ronnmarks_ I can see that the subdomain uses the right theme’s css and navigation (though the other content is still missing). What also happens is that I am prompted to log in again to the admin panel and gets a server error 500 and thus can no longer log in.

    $table_prefix = ‘ronnmarksny_’;

    So it’s so confusing. And I don’t know how to proceed. Can you find a solution or a way out of this “mess”?

    Many thanks in advance!
    Cecilia

    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

    (@cebe_tyr)

    Hi,

    Many thanks for looking into the matter.

    According to www.remarpro.com’s instructions, I thought the @import-rule should not be used. That’s why I avoided it. It is much easier to use though… ??

    How can I activate the child theme, do you think? It should be activated by being created, right?

    I guess it has been ruled out by the custom CSS (Appearance/Design/Custom CSS). So there must be a rule in the actual theme (in this case Esteem) somewhere that deactivates the child, isn’t there? Do you know by any chance where and how I can inactivate that?

    Best regards
    Cecilia

    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

    (@cebe_tyr)

    The web host helped me to get access to the wp-panel by switching theme to Twentyone so that I was able to login. After that your advice helped me through the rest.

    The theme Garfunkel had crashed, so I had to install everything again and adding on piece by piece (theme, child theme, plugins, and so on). Had to import all images and set all links all over again, which took some time, but it was nevertheless a relief to gain access to the wp-admin again.

    Thank you for your kind and instructive reply.

    Best regards
    Cecilia

    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

    (@cebe_tyr)

    Hi again,

    Have been processing this with my web host and it seems like the Themia Lite theme has not been prepared for the changes the new WordPress version has implemented.

    WordPress do no longer read the @import… to any greater extent. Instead a functions.php shall call on the child theme.

    After having created the functions.php according to all instructions that we took part of, it proves that Themia Lite prioritizes the parent theme to the child theme. This causes a lot of problems in all updating and in my trying to recover the previous design changes for the website after having upgraded WordPress and the Themia Lite theme the other day.

    How do I secure that Themia Lite prioritizes the child theme first?

    Would very much appreciate your advice on this and thank you in advance for looking into this issue.

    Best regards
    Cebe

    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

    (@cebe_tyr)

    I thought I did it from WordPress but obviously not.

    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

    (@cebe_tyr)

    By changing the name on the mother theme, WordPress activated automatically the default theme Twenty Thirteen. I suddenly could access the website as well as the admin panel again.

    I’m much thankful for your taking the time to help me out. It was a “stressome” situation… ??

    Best regards,
    Cecilia

    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

    (@cebe_tyr)

    Many thanks for helping me out.

    I did that but unfortunately it didn’t help. The folder was removed but I still could not access the admin panel nor website. Just now I tried to copy another theme’s files into the CherryFramework-child to see if it could make any difference.

    But except for a shorter warning-text I could still not except the admin panel nor website:

    Warning: require(): Unable to access /home/virtual/bygghjarta.se/public_html/infor_start/wp-content/themes/CherryFramework/inc/custom-header.php in /home/virtual/bygghjarta.se/public_html/infor_start/wp-content/themes/CherryFramework-child/functions.php on line 83 Warning: require(/home/virtual/bygghjarta.se/public_html/infor_start/wp-content/themes/CherryFramework/inc/custom-header.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/virtual/bygghjarta.se/public_html/infor_start/wp-content/themes/CherryFramework-child/functions.php on line 83 Fatal error: require(): Failed opening required ‘/home/virtual/bygghjarta.se/public_html/infor_start/wp-content/themes/CherryFramework/inc/custom-header.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/virtual/bygghjarta.se/public_html/infor_start/wp-content/themes/CherryFramework-child/functions.php on line 83

    Any more clues?

    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

    (@cebe_tyr)

    It didn’t make any difference. All I still see is the warning text.

    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

    (@cebe_tyr)

    I’ll try that right ahead.

    Thread Starter Cebe_tyr

    (@cebe_tyr)

    I think the problem is the child theme is activated within the admin panel and that i should inactivate it. But since I cannot get acces to the admin panel, I’m totally at a loss.

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