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  • We can’t view the first link because we would have to be logged in. What did you include in your child theme? You created a new style.css file, I assume. Does it have any CSS in it? Did you create a functions.php file like it says in the instructions for a child theme? You should go ahead and activate it to see how it looks. You can always switch back to the parent theme.

    And is the X theme the actual name of the theme? Did you get the theme from the WordPress Theme repository or is it a commercial theme? Many commercial themes make it very difficult to create a child theme.

    Thread Starter ejwickes

    (@ejwickes)

    Thank you for your response.

    Yes. I have the new Word Press X Theme. I bought it so it must be “commercial”? It came with some free templates which were quite easy to set up. The X Theme site files are on another’s server who’s hosting me, so It’s very difficult to get to the actual style sheets. All the HTML files I open are labeled “Inactive”?

    I’m using the Child Theme plugin, so not much is left up to me – I think I clicked all the right boxes and followed their directions well enough. I got it so I wouldn’t have to risk any errors on my own with the setup since it supposed to do it for you. And I’m a beginner.

    Easier said than done….

    Have you seen the info on the X theme site here?

    https://theme.co/x/member/kb/how-to-setup-child-themes/

    That site is also where you should ask for additional help from the developer.

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