Which menu? can you post a link?
Kadence Themes
Thread Starter
ATE
(@vasopanayilife)
I am talking about the main menu
http://www.vasopanagi.com/template1/
I have created a child theme called virtue-child but when I go to appearnace/themes, I get the message “The parent theme is missing. Please install the “Virtue” parent theme.”
in your child theme .css file, make sure you specify the template name as parent theme name
make sure you specify the template name as parent theme name
You actually need to use the parent theme’s folder name – not the theme name. And please be aware that this is case sensitive.
Thread Starter
ATE
(@vasopanayilife)
the templates that I have are: home and mobile_home
I have now created a directory called home-child and get the message “The parent theme is missing. Please install the “home” parent theme.”
thanks
Vaso
Do you have a folder in wp-content/themes called “virtue”?
What is in the comment section of your child theme’s style.css file?
Thread Starter
ATE
(@vasopanayilife)
/*
Theme Name: home-child
Theme URI: http://kadencethemes.com/product/virtue-free-theme/
Description: Virtue Child Theme
Author: VP
Author URI: http://vasopanagi.com
Template: home
Version: 2.1.7
Tags: light, dark, two-columns, right-sidebar, responsive-layout, accessibility-ready
Text Domain: virtue-child
*/
/* =Theme customization starts here
————————————————————– */
in which directory should I place this?
Thread Starter
ATE
(@vasopanayilife)
YES! It works!
A million thanks
Thread Starter
ATE
(@vasopanayilife)
What is the difference of adding the css in this file instead of advanced options/custom css?
A child theme gives you greater flexibility when it comes to modifying the theme generally.
Thread Starter
ATE
(@vasopanayilife)
Got it!
If I want to add a border line below the main menu, would the following css work?
#mainmenu {
border-bottom: thick dotted #ff0000
}
