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Revision as of 10:25, 21 April 2016
In WordPress, a child theme is a WordPress theme which extends another WordPress theme.
Description
A child theme overrides the parent theme.
Start with a parent theme which resembles what you want to create.
Then add styles to the child theme, overriding the styles of the parent theme.
Using a plugin to create a child theme
Do not bother creating a child theme from scratch. Instead, use this plugin:
See also
External links
- Child Themes @ codex.wordpress.org
- How To Create A Child Theme, And Why You Should Be Using One
- Creating Child Themes @ Themify
- How to Create a Child Theme in WordPress
- Why and How to Create a Child Theme in WordPress
- Child Themes Basics and Creating Child Themes in WordPress
- WordPress child theme basics @ Theme Foundry
