Omarhawwash

What is a child theme, and how do I create it?

I pasted it under “Theme options”, in the custom CSS section.

Try visiting the webpage. “Bangers” is used in some parts of the page, especially on the sidebar.

The code did, unfortunately, not work.

By the way, I have edited some things in the core CSS and in some PHP theme pages here and there. One page and the CSS. Maybe also some other PHP pages.
How do I copy the custom parts? I am not aware of which parts I have copied. What should I do?

Is it possible to run an outdated theme, and by that I mean, to prevent the theme from auto-updating and in that way keeping all made changes?

I know how to change the font size of the menu bar. ??
Find this part of code, and change font size to the desired font size. DON’T forget the semicolon ” ; ” ??

.header-wrapper .menu li a{
	color:#ffffff;
	display: block;
        font-size: 11px;
	font-weight: 500;
	line-height: 48px;
	padding: 0 33px;
	text-transform: uppercase;
}

Have a great evening!

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1. Open the Dashboard
2. Open Appearance -> Editor
3. Find front-page.php
4. Search for Media
5. Find the Media Gallery section and in there, some measurements should be given. You should be able to resize them, but that will resize whatever photo is currently showing. (I’ve deleted that section, which is why I can’t give a specific example)

Another way to do this is to change the size of the picture and putting it in the media gallery, but I do not think that it will look too good. You can try, though.

Good luck! ??

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Omar Hawwash
Visit my page: https://fcbcdk.hol.es

Thank you for your reply.

However, logging onto an FTP client is not the problem.

The problem is that the folder it states contains a corrupted file does indeed exist as it is the currently installed theme. However, it does not show up on the FTP Client – I’ve tried with two different FTP clients.

Because of this, I cannot repair the error, as the file does not exist.

Downloading the theme off of the internet and putting onto the FTP server, with the error fixed, did not work either.

Removing WordPress by deleting it and then reinstalling it (via FTP of course) did not work, as some parts of the data base still were not deleted. I was asked to log in which is impossible because of the forementioned.

Thanks in advance,

/O

I’ve found the mistake. The mistake was in

Custom functions for theme
 */
require get_template_directory ().'/inc/profitmag-functions.php'

it missed a semicolon at the end; it should look like:

Custom functions for theme
 */
require get_template_directory ().'/inc/profitmag-functions.php;

However, the only access I have to editing the file is thru the cached page “edit theme” in the dashboard. Whenever I save, it gives me the same error.

What should I do?

Thanks in advance!