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  • January 3, 2017 at 2:39 pm in reply to: Do you need a child theme for a child theme? #198715
    carder
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    thank you Andrea - thank you for taking the time to educate me - I'm most grateful

    Craig R.
    Brisbane, Australia

    January 3, 2017 at 1:47 pm in reply to: Do you need a child theme for a child theme? #198707
    carder
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    Thanks Victor and Andrea

    I appreciate the pointer to the child themes documentation - I knew how to do that already but it will usefl to bokmark the official documentation.

    The response from Feast Design was:
    Hi Craig,

    When updating a child theme you will lose customizations to the theme files. We recommend keeping a log of the changes you make so that you can easily add them back in in the event updating your theme is necessary.

    Hope that helps!

    Which, to my mind, defeats the purpose of having a child theme

    Anyways, if that's the way it's done, then that's the way it's done.

    thank you for taking the time to reply - I appreciate it.

    cheers
    Craig R.
    Brisbane, Australia

    January 2, 2017 at 10:54 pm in reply to: Do you need a child theme for a child theme? #198659
    carder
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    Hey Victor - thanks for reading and replying.

    The scenario was that I need to change the Body font size.

    The place to change seems to be in styles.css since there is nothing available in the customizer for font changes.

    I thought that if Feast Design release an update, they might release a new styles.css and overwrite my changes.

    The do have a section in customizer called "Additional CSS" - I guess all CSS changes should be made there?

    Also, sometimes, to get extra functionality, you update functions.php which you normally do in the child theme. Where would you make changes to that in case of a new version of functions.php is released?

    If there is some documentation I should have read/be reading right now I'd be VERY happy to be given a push in the right direction.

    cheers
    Craig R.
    Brisbane, Australia

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