PHPanos

I didn’t say it was the best wiki. But this is your second(?) issue you write about when both issues are documented in the wiki. Just saying… And it took me like 1 minute to find the solution to your problems in their wiki.

Post your code so that we can correct it. This IS documented in the wiki. Take your time reading it next time. Here’s an example from the wiki:

https://pastebin.com/gPk70erh

Notice the comment: “for fields image type level but in accordance with the letter “o” to the original image or “t” for thumbnail”

/PHPanos

Kahil: Did you really take a look at the wiki?

This line:
<?php echo $field['invoice_title']; ?>

Should be:
<?php echo $field['invoice_title'][1]; ?>

I’m glad I could help ??

If you activate the child theme again, and put some text in the header.php file in that child theme, does it get applied to the website?

Oh you’re right. But the header and menu are not in wordpress right?

So parent theme works, but not child theme? Did you put the correct info in the child-themes style.css file?

What happens if you activate the parent theme? Do you get any content shown?

It was blank for me as well.

yeah, or just copy all the code to a new document (For backup) and remove everything in the index.php file ??

If you copy all of that code, remove it from the document and save it. Will it affect anything on the website?

I suppose it should use the childthemes index.php if it’s activated in the admin :s

Yeah inside the theme folder

I’m not that familiar with child themes, but does it work if you active another child theme?

I was talking about the line:
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);

You shouldn’t do this on your live website though since errors will appear directly on the site.

I’m looking for to find the wordpress index.php.
Is that the index.php file located in yoursite/wp-content/themes/yourCurrentTheme ?