fantasma98

Hi Mikko,

In fact I haven’t. But I tried to re-install the plugin (mannually. strict company rules prevent me from doing so in the admin tool), and the tables aren’t created.

Could you provide me with the table signature so I can manually create it?

What I’d want is to take part of the form validation, and, if all is ok manipulate the data.

Collecting it before submission would have me validating the fields, which I want to avoid if possible, but, if it’s the only way….

Do you want to delete or change the text? If you really want to delete, why not doing it with css? That way you would not need to mess with the code, and being a small string, that would’t have any performance issues.

#copyrights {
display:none;
}

However, you could try and comment this lines and see if it works

if($theme->display('footer_custom_text')) {
$theme->option('footer_custom_text');
} else {
?> ? <?php echo date('Y'); ?> /"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?><?php
}

No. Don’t delete the parent theme! Ever! Child theme would still be relying on it and would have unexpected consequences.

By copying the parent style, to the child theme style, you are assuring that the changes you made in the parent style file won’t be deleted when the theme gets updated.

But, have both files backed up before making any changes.

Hi,

I think your best bet is to use media queries:

https://tinyurl.com/74pfvqz
https://tinyurl.com/3abyyw2

or change to a responsive theme, and re-do the styles.

I’m affraid there is not a simple way of doing it.

Don’t you have a backup of only the styles that were changed?

Otherwise, you could just simply copy all of the parent CSS styles to the child theme styles file.

It’s not a pretty solution, but it will prevent any loss, in case the theme gets updated…

Hi Guenny,

Can you post a link to the site?

Anyway, I think the problem is that you should have more restrictive rules like

.header-image-text h1,
{
	clear:both;
	overflow:hidden;
	margin:.5em 0;
}

Otherwise you are just applying styles to all of the h1,h2,etc.. in the site

@tonywilliams, no they are not picked up by parent theme. Child theme is the one that “picks up” parent theme’s look and feel and allows you to change it at your will.

Think of a chocolate cake that you’ve seen on a magazine. You liked the look of it, but you prefer it with sprinkles and an icing frosting. You copy the cake and you add all of those. That’s what a child theme is.

I TonyWilliams.

I’m not sure I understand your question.

You should not be make changes to the parent theme. If you have changes to be made, they should all be in a child theme. So all your design changes should go to your style.css in your child theme.

Does this answer your question?

By the way learning is a lifetime process, so, you can learn how to do CSS whenever you want and feel comfortable to, as, I think, anything that gives you pleasure

leejosepho’s answer is correct in a general

You just need to replace the .site-header with your defined element, which is #header-inner

Just don’t forget to backup your css file, just in case anything gets wrong on the process.