@ralph12 – I don’t think that’s the issue. I uploaded manually several times and verified that the style.css file uploaded successfully. However, the WordPress admin didn’t at least update the theme version number.

@josue – sure, here’s my website http://osso.ws/contact . i haven’t installed any recent plugin and have tried disabling all of them.

I’m not familiar with older Enfold versions, but in the latest version the Full Width Easy Slider pretty much has the same Caption settings as the Full Screen Slider. Are you using the latest version?

I can’t see your site so my response is based on your screenshot. From what I can see, I would recommend:

.page-id-3279 .template-page .entry-content-wrapper h1,
.template-page .entry-content-wrapper h2 {
	margin-bottom: 40px;
}

.page-id-3424 .template-page .entry-content-wrapper h1,
.page-id-3424 .template-page .entry-content-wrapper h2 {
	margin-bottom: 10px;
}

When you put .page-id-3424 in front of template-page .entry-content-wrapper h2, it gives it more weight. Generally, this should give H2 10px margin bottom instead of 40px. However, if your 40px rule requires !important to work in the first place then your 10px rule will need !important as well.

The difference between your version and my version is the last step. My last step is telling the CSS to replace the 40px rule with the 10px rule only when you’re on page 3424.

You actually have two groups of CSS rules there, one for 3279 and another for 3424. However, both groups has .template-page .entry-content-wrapper h2 in common and THAT is actually the rule being used whenever you’re viewing 3279 and 3424. Therefore, this has nothing to do with page-id mix up.

It’s the CSS !important declaration that’s forcing margin-bottom: 40px on both pages.

For page-specific CSS, using page-id is good, but you’re also grouping other stuff with it and using !important as well. Don’t do that. As you can see, it gets confusing very quickly. Lean toward using CSS ID instead of Classes for very specific stuff.

Hi Darryl. My mistake. The following should work:

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'enfold_child_load_google_fonts' );
function enfold_child_load_google_fonts() {
	wp_register_style( 'enfold-child-fonts', '//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lora:400' );
	wp_enqueue_style( 'enfold-child-fonts' );
}

See how the second line now matches a part of the first line?

You can put the following in the Quick CSS box or your child theme style.css file:

.html_main_nav_header #top .main_menu .menu>li:last-child>a {
padding-right: 13px;
}

You could do it through the Media > Add New page first then go back to your settings page to set your logo.

Side note: any time you click a button and expect something to pop up, but nothing happens, check what plugin you recently installed and whether deactivating that plugin fixes the problem.

@calcite – That’s how it’s supposed to work. Whatever’s available in the parent theme, the child theme inherits it — including updates. There’s an exception and that’s when you purposely have things in the child theme that takes the place of parent theme features.

Template files aren’t features, but it works the same so for example… having a header.php file in the child theme folder means that file will always be used instead of the parent theme header.php file, regardless of what changes or updates you make to the parent theme file. Once you remove the child theme header.php file, it goes back to using the parent theme version.

“Refresh the site” — I meant refresh the browser.

Here’s WordPress.org’s documentations on permalinks. I suspect there’s a problem with your .htaccess file so on that documentations page, scroll down to “Where’s my .htaccess file?” and follow those instructions.

You can quickly tell whether it’s an .htaccess file problem by downloading it via FTP then view it on your computer or by viewing the file through the web host control panel. If the file is empty then that’s the problem.

Hope that helps!

Child theme set up instructions rarely need update — has been the same for years on many other theme sites. This sounds like the code went wrong somewhere. You can show the support team what you’ve done so far by posting your code at PasteBin.org and link it back here.

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Submitted my response right after a moderator answered. Nevermind.

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by Tung Do.