conflit-rgp

Hello?

As an FYI, here is some basic information of the website:

WordPress V 3.5
Woo Theme “Whitelight” V 1.3.6
Framework 5.5.2

Okay. Thanks.

Update:

I should probably tell you what happens when I attempt to activate the child theme. Once activating the child theme in the backend of wordpress, I get a blank white screen. The dreaded white screen of death, with no error messages or anything.

Currently the staging server I am going to build this site on is https://rgp.regroupclients.com/

I am having the same problem with a theme I recently purchased. I tried the fix stated above but it still made my WordPress site crash.

The theme I have purchased is Fox: https://themeforest.net/item/fox-wordpress-theme/full_screen_preview/3128968

I do my usual steps of creating a new directory “fox-child”, then create the stylesheet within that:

/*
Theme Name:     fox Child
Theme URI:
Description:    Child theme for the fox theme
Author:         My name
Author URI:
Template:       fox
Version:        0.1.0
*/

@import url("../fox/style.css");

My first assumption of why this wasn’t working is because this is what is in the parent themes style.css :

/*
Theme Name: Fox
Theme URI: https://www.luiszuno.com/themes/wp-fox
Description: A gorgeus Retro Style Theme
Author: Luis Zuno
Author URI: https://luiszuno.com
Version: 1.1.3
License: Regular
License URI: https://themeforest.net/licenses/regular_extended
.
Buy this template at https://luiszuno.com/blog/work
.
*/ 

/*wp*/
.sticky{}
.gallery-caption{}
.bypostauthor{}

/* IMPORT MAIN STYLES */
@import url('css/style.css');

So all the parent theme’s style.css is doing is referencing a css directory within the parent theme with a stylesheet named style.css that starts out like this:

@import url('normalize.css');
@import url('main.css');
@import url('superfish.css');
@import url('social.css');
@import url('widgets.css');
@import url('forms.css');
@import url('comments.css');
@import url('entry-content.css');
@import url('shortcodes.css');
@import url('dribbble.css');

Below these @ imports are a couple hundred lines of generic css.

So that brings me to today… I found this forum about the functions.php issue about this:

$functions_path = get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/functions/’;

I tried taking the course of action stated above, but this didn’t help me either. I am ready to give up on this theme, but I have run into this problem before and would like to learn how to solve it.

Sorry for the long post. Thanks, Nick

I am having the same problem as @autovall

Taking the steps you stated above Jayanti seem opposite of what I should do. Regardless I tried it and comments are still coming through without having to be moderated. Any other suggestions?

-Nick

URL: https://www.nickconflitti.comPHP Version: 5.2.17Version: 3.4.2Active Theme: Aware Child URLOpen Method: curl
Plugin Version: 2.73
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Thanks Matt! That did the trick.

jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
    $.datepicker.setDefaults({
        dateFormat: 'mm-dd-yy',
        numberOfMonths: 1,
		changeMonth: true,
		changeYear: true,
		yearRange: "c-90:c+1"
    });
});

This is a piece of code I already had in place in the “my-js.js file.

I feel really dumb asking this, but how do I add this:

$("#newsletter-sign-up").validate({
	rules: {
		'vfb-zip-code-95': {
			required: true,
			minlength: 5,
			maxlength: 5
		}
	}
});

to what I currently have?

jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$(“#vfb-zip-code-95”).validate({
rules: {
field: {
required: true,
minlength: 5,
maxlength: 5
}
}
});

Here is the snippet I wrote out for the “Zip Code field on this page: https://www.styletrader.biz/signup/

It still wont validate a min or max length of characters. I need your help haha.

Thanks Matt. That seemed to fix my problem. Could you help me figuring out something. Is there a way to set a specified number or characters needed to validate the number field?

I want to use the “Number” field to collect ZIP codes. But the “Number” field accepts any number of characters as long as it is a #.

Would that be a rule I write in the my-js.js file?

I actually figured out what the problem. It is something with the “Number” field.

Any form I had it in was conflicting with the validation. I have just removed the number field and used a text field instead, and set that field to only validate numbers.

Please let me know when the :Numbers field has been fixed.

By the way the site is styletrader.biz if you’d like to visit it.

This is the specific form that is acting up:
https://www.styletrader.biz/email-signup/

The other two are located on the join our team page, and contact us page, both of which are working just fine.