Giulio Daprela

Thank you for the reply, now I understand. It’s a custom theme, a third party made it. At this point, I believe we are missing the search results template.

I will let you know in case I find the cause and it’s some sort of bug

Hi everyone, this plugin seems broken with the latest version of WordPress.
As an alternative to this plugin you can use a combination of two plugins:
ThemeMyLogin allows you to setup a frontend login page. Combine this with the plugin Nav Menu Roles which allows you to show menu items based on the user status and role. You add both the pages login and logout the the menu, and show one only to logged in users, and the other only to not logged in users.

Hi Steve,
sorry for the late reply. I have a Windows machine, file permissions are hardly a problem. I never had this kind of issue in my local installations

The path that is in the array now is the correct one, I may have been wrong before. When I tried to track the error the first time I went straight to the other folder where the file is missing but I could have been wrong.
I have made a screenshot and linked the full notice here if you want to give it a look but the same problem shows up in all my local installations where I’ve tried the plugin
https://www.screencast.com/t/jTyLnFKq3

Yes, the file is there but I keep getting the notice. It could be something else, a notice is not a blocking error, it shows up only when WP_DEBUG is set to true (you know it better than me).
If you want, please check it out, I always work with WP_DEBUG set to true while in development this is why I catch these problems.

In any case you have a great plugin, I started using it two days ago, and it has already saved hours of coding time. I love it and this small problem doesn’t change this fact.

Hi Steve, can you please check the plugin yourself? I have downloaded the zip file from the wordpress directory and extracted, and the file is not there

The login and logout pages were totally not accessible, this happened to a client’s site and to my site too.
You haven’t answered any support request for months, I disabled the plugin on all the sites where I installed it because I thought that it was abandoned, and I couldn’t run the risk of being locked out again.
The login page is one of the most critical parts of the website, it’s not like having a sidebar misaligned or a widget malfunctioning, when you are locked out and you cannot operate you need an urgent solution, and if it’s a membership website (like in my case) things are even worse. If I can’t trust the software that I use for this I cannot give a good rating

Thank you very much for your help, it’s been invaluable

You are right Andrew,
but there are a LOT of customizations, and the style.css file would be very big, so I’d prefer to avoid that

Andrew and stephencottontail,
this is going to be a topic to bookmark about child themes ??

The wp_enqueue_style function it’s always been a bit of a mistery to me. I’ve never been able to completely understand how it works.

Now, what I’m getting is that I should add the same piece of code for each and every stylesheet that I want to use in the child theme, is that right?
So, I should replace get_stylesheet_uri() with a function that finds the uri of the file – let’s say – my-stylesheet.css

hi stephencottontail,
the vendor provides a basic child theme. In it, there is this function in the functions.php file

function crum_child_css() {
	wp_enqueue_style( 'child-style', get_stylesheet_uri() );
}

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'crum_child_css', 51 );

I thought that this would guarantee that the stylesheet files in the child theme would work

Hi Andrew,
so there’s no way to tell WordPress to use “my-style.css” in the child theme instead of that in the parent theme?

What if I put the custom files in the child theme and then add to style.css

@import url(“my-style.css”);

would this work?

It is a premium theme, Glider, but since the problem is quite general regarding the setup of child themes I hoped I could have some suggestions.

https://realplace.tv/

I want to know how it is possible that the child theme doesn’t override the parent theme, and if there is anything that I can do to force it

Hi Azi,

On my test website I can guarantee that this works

#site-navigation ul > li > a {
  padding-bottom: 10px !important;
  padding-top: 10px !important;
}