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Hi I’m having some trouble getting my style to reflect on my child theme,
Here is a screenshot of the predefined color scheme;
and this is the frontend
Domain is http://contractorguides.co.uk/
Update
If I change the bolding area from a one to a two it seems to pick up the changes in my child style.css.
If I leave it as 1 none of the changes in the child style.css are displayed
//register styles
wp_register_style( ‘avia-style’ , $child_theme_url.”/style.css”, array(), ‘2’, ‘screen’ ); //register default style.css file. only include in childthemes. has no purpose in main themeSame Problem, here. Selected Colors in the Styling-Tab does not seem to have any effect on the Child-Theme.
It seems that the generated CSS-File for the Child-Theme in \wp-content\uploads\dynamic_avia is not correct. It does not have the colour-values I entered in the Styling-Tab.
Hi!
That shouldn’t be happening by default. Can you check that the uploads folder for the avia files is writable and that both the parent and child enfold.css file (or whatever the child theme is named) is there?
Also disable any active plugins you have running to make sure there is no conflict there.
I’ve tested child themes and set them up on 20-30 live sites at this point and have not had that issue.
Regards,
Devin
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