I found the wp-head function in the general-template.php – but that didn’t really help me.
NM
I switched to a child-theme option
Hi,
I see you made child theme (suppose you activated it also), but my guess is:
-main theme folder is “\wp-content\themes\hueman”
-your child theme folder is “\wp-content\themes\hueman-child-master”
I think you should rename child theme folder to
“\wp-content\themes\hueman-child”
Previous versions had “hueman-master” folder, but 2.14 and 2.15 (latest) are in “hueman” sub folder.
Hope my guess is right and it helps, try and LMK.
Mike
Obviously, we were writing at the same time, but solved, anyway 🙂
I have a Hueman-Child-Master folder that seems to be working…
Actually the problem with the custom.css inital problems was that it was turned “ON” in the theme settings. But I could have sworn I went there mutliple times to and didn’t see it. Seemed to only see it after I activated the child-theme – but that could just have been my tired eyes.
So beyond that, you’re saying I should rename my child theme folder?
Sorry, my mistake – I remember when started using Hueman theme (5-6 months ago) I had some problem with folders. Now found in “my archives” older versions were located in “hueman-master” folder, correct import clause in child was “@import url(“../hueman-master/style.css”); to point to right parent folder, it was bothering me 1/2 an hour to find out (now it is “@import url(“../hueman/style.css”);).
I was also writing post about 3 a.m. pretty tired and didn’t checked.
So, don’t rename folder (though i think it would do no harm) as everything works in child – I see you already made a lot of modification, keep up the good work.
Mike
