Bill Fitzgerald

If the theme has been network enabled you should be able to find it in any of your sub sites under appearance-> themes and activate it for that sub site.

As for the content if it was created in the backend using the wp page/post editor it will not appear on the sub site. You can import it into the sub site by going to Tools->export and export the content. Now go to the sub site Tools->import and choose the WordPress importer and import your export file.

O.k., it sounds like you have a few questions all rolled into one here so let’s see what we can do.

In a multisite setup each site has it’s own content so as long as you didn’t hard code content into the themes templates then you do need to worry about that.

In a multisite setup your themes are available to every site in the network after you go to Network Admin->Themes and click Network Enable. Now you should be able to to any of your sub-sites and activate the child theme if desired.

If you plan to make code customizations such as to the style.css or customize page templates you could simply copy the existing child theme and then go into the style.css and change the Theme Name to a unique name.

I hope this helps get you started.
Bill

No problem, that’s easy to miss.

Hello shawk08033,

I don’t time to test at the moment but I just noticed a typo in:
category_name=Uncategorize

The d is missing.
Hopefully that helps.

Glad I could help

Hello cellardoorstudiosuk,

I was just looking around a bit and it appears that your images are wrapped n p tags. On all pages except the home page the paragraph tags with images are set to “text-align: center;” but on the home page they do not have this style applied.

You could add that to your paragraphs that contain images on the home page or add the following to your child themes style.css:

.home .textwidget .aligncenter {
    display: block;
    margin: 0 auto;
}

either one should do the trick.

Hope that helps

No problem, glad I could help.

This style rule is the problem for you:

.site-branding,
.site-navigation {
	padding-right: 4.661%;
	padding-left: 4.661%;
}

The padding is preventing your image from covering the entire space.

Adding the following in your child theme’s style.css should fix this issue for you.

.site-branding {
	padding-right: 0;
	padding-left: 0;
	margin-bottom: 30px;
}

I added the bottom margin because your image was overlapping the nav, you may want to play with that a little.

Hope this helps