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Please select a valid Parent Theme. %sPreview your child theme%s before activating. %sWhy am I seeing this?%s ( or "base" ) (Child Only) *Prices and offers subject to change. <li><a target="_blank" href="http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#WordPress_Upgrade_Constants" title="Editin wp-config.php">Add your FTP/SSH credentials to the WordPress config file</a>.</li> <li><a target="_blank" href="http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions" title="Changing File Permissions">Set write permissions on the server manually</a> (not recommended).</li> <li><a target="_blank" href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771170" title="Setting Application Pool Identity">Assign WordPress to an application pool that has write permissions</a> (Windows IIS systems).</li> <li>Run PHP under Apache with suEXEC (contact your web host).</li> <li>Temporarily set write permissions by clicking the button below. When you are finished editing, revert to read-only by clicking "Make read-only" under the "Files" tab.</li> <p>%1Click Here%2 to view the theme as viewed by the Analyzer.</p> <p><strong>PLEASE NOTE:</strong></p><p><em>The analyzer reveals errors that may otherwise go undetected. Unless this is a fatal error, WordPress may appear to work correctly; however, PHP will continue to log the error until it is resolved. Please contact the author of any theme or plugin</em> <strong>mentioned above</strong> <em>and cut/paste the error from the text area.</em> <strong>Do not use a screen capture as it may cut off part of the error text.</strong> <em>Additional information about the error may also be available in the <a href="http://www.childthemeplugin.com/child-theme-faqs/" target="_blank">CTC documentation</a>.</em></p> <p><strong>The WordPress configuration file has been modified incorrectly.</strong> Please see <a href="http://www.childthemeplugin.com/child-theme-faqs/#constants" target="_blank">this FAQ</a> for more information.</p> <p>Consider saving new custom styles to a "Separate stylesheet" (see step 5, below) so that you can customize these styles.</p> <p>First, verify you can <a href="%s">preview your home page with the Customizer</a> and try analyzing again.</p><p>If that does not work, try temporarily disabling plugins that <strong>minify CSS</strong> or that <strong>force redirects between HTTP and HTTPS</strong>.</p> <p>If you want to customize styles using this plugin, please click "Configure Child Theme" again to add this to the settings.</p> <p>Please consider selecting "Use the WordPress style queue" for the parent stylesheet handling option (see step 6, below).</p> <p>Please select a stylesheet handling method or check "Ignore parent theme stylesheets" (see step 6, below).</p> <p>The Configurator makes significant modifications to the child theme, including stylesheet changes and additional php functions. Please consider using the DUPLICATE child theme option (see step 1, above) and keeping the original as a backup.</p> <p>The Configurator selected "Do not add any parent stylesheet handling" for the "Parent stylesheet handling" option (see step 6, below).</p> <p>This is common with older themes but requires the use of <code>@import</code>, which is no longer recommended. You can try to resolve this using the "Repair header template" option (see step 6, "Additional handling options", below).</p> <p>This makes it difficult for plugins to override these styles. You can try to resolve this using the "Repair header template" option (Step 6, "Additional handling options", below).</p> <p>This method has been replaced by the "Separate stylesheet" and "Ignore Parent Theme" options ( selected below ) for broader framework compatability.</p> <p>This workaround was used in earlier versions of CTC and can be eliminated by using the "Repair header template" option (see step 6, "Additional handling options", below).</p> <span style="font-size:10px">!</span> <strong>%s</strong> exists. Please enter a different Child Theme <strong>%s</strong> exists. Please enter a different Child Theme template name. <strong>However, some styles could not be parsed due to memory limits.</strong> Try deselecting "Additional Stylesheets" below and click "Generate/Rebuild Child Theme Files". %sWhy am I seeing this?%s <strong>Now with time and memory benchmarks!</strong> @media Query A closing PHP tag was detected in Child theme functions file so "Parent Stylesheet Handling" option was not configured. Closing PHP at the end of the file is discouraged as it can cause premature HTTP headers. Please edit <code>functions.php</code> to remove the final <code>?></code> tag and click "Generate/Rebuild Child Theme Files" again. A lot of time and testing has gone into this release but there may be edge cases. If you have any questions, please Add Child Theme Files Additional Linked Stylesheets Advanced handling options Analyze Analyze Child Theme Analyze Parent Theme Apply the power of CTC's top-rated interface to your site's plugin styles. All new design makes it much easier to get the results you want. Are you sure you wish to RESET? This will destroy any work you have done in the Configurator. Attempt to reset child theme permissions to user ownership and read-only access. Author Author Website Backup Baseline Styles Baseline Value Both WP Rocket and Autoptimize plugins are enabled. By default, the order of stylesheets that load prior to the primary stylesheet is preserved by treating them as dependencies. In some cases, stylesheets are detected in the preview that are not used site-wide. If necessary, dependency can be removed for specific stylesheets above. By: CAUTION: If your child theme is active, the child theme version of the file will be used instead of the parent immediately after it is copied. CONFIGURE an existing Child Theme CREATE a new Child Theme CTC encountered an error: Cancel Checking Child Styles Child Theme <strong>%s</strong> has been generated successfully. Child Theme <strong>%s</strong> has been reset. Please configure it using the settings below. Child Theme Configurator Child Theme Configurator Pro version %s Child Theme Configurator did not detect any configuration data because a previously configured Child Theme has been removed. Please follow the steps for "CONFIGURE an existing Child Theme" under the "Parent/Child" Tab. Child Theme Configurator needs to update its internal data. Please set your preferences below and click "Generate Child Theme Files" to update your configuration. Child Theme Configurator requires WordPress version %s or later. Child Theme Files Child Theme Images Child Theme Name Child Theme Screenshot Child Theme files modified successfully. Child Themes Child Value Click "Analyze" to determine stylesheet dependencies and other potential issues. Click "Export Zip" to save a backup of the currently loaded child theme. You can export any of your themes from the Parent/Child tab. Click help Click here to edit template files using the Theme Editor Click here to save a backup of the selected theme. Click to Edit Child Theme Attributes Click to edit files using the Theme Editor Click to edit functions.php Click to expand Click to run the Configurator: Click to show/hide PHP debug output Click to show/hide raw analysis data. Please include contents below with any support requests. Click to toggle form Close Color Color 1 Color 2 Color Palettes Configure Child Theme Configure Plugin Styles Conflicting or out-of-date jQuery libraries were loaded by another plugin: Contact Us. Copy Menus, Widgets and other Customizer Settings from the Parent Theme to the Child Theme: Copy PHP templates from the parent theme by selecting them here. The Configurator defines a template as a Theme PHP file having no PHP functions or classes. Non-template files cannot be inherited by a child theme. Copy Selected to Child Theme Copy Selector Correct Child Theme Permissions Could not copy file: %s Could not delete %s file. Could not set write permissions. Could not upgrade child theme Could not upload file. Create new template and script files right from the admin. Currently loaded Customize Plugin Stylesheets Customize the Child Theme Name, Description, Author, Version, etc.: Customizing WordPress just got even easier. DUPLICATE an existing Child Theme Deactivating or replacing plugins may resolve this issue. Debug Delete Child Values Delete Selected Delete child theme images by selecting them here. Delete child theme templates by selecting them here. Delete child theme templates or make them writable by selecting them here. Writable files are displayed in <span style="color:red">red</span>. Description Designed by Developers Who Use It Every Day. Directory Name Dismiss this notice. Display action and filter hooks, program files and backtrace information inline for the current page. Do Not Activate "%s"! A PHP FATAL ERROR has been detected. Do not add any parent stylesheet handling. Do not force dependency for these stylesheet handles: Do not load or parse the parent theme styles. Only use this option if the Child Theme uses a Framework like Genesis and uses <em>only child theme stylesheets</em> for its appearance. Edit Selector Enter your Update Key Error moving file: %s Export Child Theme Export Child Theme as Zip Archive Files Find related styles Find styles by Nav Menu For more information, please open the Help tab at the top right or For verification only (you cannot modify the directory of an existing Child Theme). Go to Themes Help us help you! Hook Highlighter - See Below The Surface Hook Highlighter - See It In Action Hook Highlighter provides insight into the internal program flow of WordPress when activated on any front-facing page of a website. IMPORTANT: IMPORTANT: Some "premium" themes use unsupported options that cannot be copied with the free verson of CTC. If you purchased this theme from a website such as "ThemeForest," child themes may not work correctly. Click the "Upgrade" tab for more information. If you find this plugin useful, please support us by %supgrading%s or %sclick here to donate as little as $1.%s Ignore parent theme stylesheets. Install a new customizable child theme using an installed theme as a parent. Invalid theme root directory. It is a good idea to save a Zip Archive of your Child Theme before using CTC for the first time. Click the "save backup" link ( see Step 2, below ) to export your themes. Keep the colors you select just a click away. No more searching for hex codes and RGB values. Learn more Learn more about CTC Pro Learn more about Hook Highlighter Learn more about Premium Support Let the Configurator (try to) resolve any stylesheet issues listed above. This can fix many, but not all, common problems. Let the Configurator determine the appropriate actions and dependencies and update the functions file automatically. Lilaea Media Live Preview Local Font Files Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Make Selected Writable Make a complete copy of an existing Child Theme in a new directory, including any menus, widgets and other Customizer settings. The option to copy the Parent Theme settings (step 8, below) is disabled with this action. Make files writable Make read-only Maximum number of styles exceeded. Maybe you are having trouble getting your child theme to work, or just don’t want to mess with it ... <strong>Let us set it up for you!</strong> Most recent edits NOTE: Name the new theme directory: New Property New user? No Styles Available. Check Parent/Child settings. No writable temp directory. Not Network Enabled Online Documentation Only use this option if the parent stylesheet cannot be loaded using the WordPress style queue. Using <code>@import</code> is not recommended. Order Order Now Origin Pack failed -- %s Parent Templates Parent/ Child Parse Plugin stylesheets: Parse additional stylesheets: PclZip returned zero bytes. Please enter a valid Child Theme directory name. Please enter a valid Child Theme name. Please enter a valid Child Theme. Please select a valid Child Theme. Please select a valid Parent Theme. Preview Preview your child theme with a single click. Primary Stylesheet (style.css) Property Property/ Value Query/ Selector Quick Preview RESET an existing Child Theme (this will destroy any work you have done in the Configurator) Raw CSS Rename Repair the header template in the child theme. Restore backup from Return to recently edited selectors from a toggleable sidebar. Revert the Child theme stylesheet and functions files to their state before the initial configuration or last reset. Additional child theme files will not be removed, but you can delete them under the Files tab. Sample Save Save Child Values Save new custom styles directly to the Child Theme primary stylesheet, replacing the existing values. The primary stylesheet will load in the order set by the theme. Save new custom styles to a separate stylesheet and combine any existing child theme styles with the parent to form baseline. Select this option if you want to preserve the existing child theme styles instead of overwriting them. This option also allows you to customize stylesheets that load after the primary stylesheet. Secure Child Theme Select Parent Theme stylesheet handling: Select a Child Theme: Select a Parent Theme: Select an action: Select the plugin stylesheets you wish to customize below. Select this option if this theme already handles the parent theme stylesheet or if the parent theme's <code>style.css</code> file is not used for its appearance. Select where to save new styles: Selector Selectors Separate Stylesheet Set up a previously installed child theme for use with the Configurator or to modify current settings. Sorry, we could not validate your Update Key. Please try again or, if you need assistance, please %s Style Stylesheets that are currently being loaded by the parent theme are automatically selected below (except for Bootstrap stylesheets which add a large amount data to the configuration). To further reduce overhead, select only the additional stylesheets you wish to customize. Tags Thank you for installing Child Theme Configurator. The %s file is generated separately and cannot be copied here. The Functions file is required and cannot be deleted. The Theme editor has been disabled. Template files must be edited offline. The child theme is in read-only mode and Child Theme Configurator cannot apply changes. Click to see options The combination of these two plugins interferes with the Analysis results. Please temporarily deactivate one of them and Analyze again. The page could not be loaded correctly. The parent theme's <code>style.css</code> file is being loaded automatically. The stylesheet cannot be displayed. The theme "%s" could not be analyzed because the preview did not render correctly. The theme "%s" generated unexpected PHP debug output. The theme screenshot should be a 4:3 ratio (e.g., 880px x 660px) JPG, PNG or GIF. It will be renamed <code>screenshot</code>. Theme Description Theme Name Theme Tags Theme Website Theme images reside under the <code>images</code> directory in your child theme and are meant for stylesheet use only. Use the Media Library for content images. There were errors while resetting permissions. This Child Theme has incorrect ownership permissions. Child Theme Configurator will attempt to correct this when you click the button below. This Child Theme has not been configured for this plugin. This Child Theme was configured to accomodate a hard-coded stylesheet link. This child theme appears to be functioning correctly. This child theme does not load a Configurator stylesheet. This child theme uses <code>@import</code> to load the parent theme's <code>style.css</code> file. This child theme uses the parent stylesheet but does not load the parent theme's <code>style.css</code> file. This child theme was configured using the CTC Pro "Genesis stylesheet handling" method. This is NOT the name of the Child Theme. You can customize the name, description, etc. in step 7, below. This option replaces the Child Theme's existing Menus, Widgets and other Customizer Settings with those from the Parent Theme. You should only need to use this option the first time you configure a Child Theme. This theme appears OK to use as a Child theme. This theme does not require the parent theme's <code>style.css</code> file for its appearance. This theme loads additional stylesheets after the <code>style.css</code> file: This theme loads stylesheets after the wp_styles queue. This theme loads the parent theme's <code>style.css</code> file outside the wp_styles queue. This theme uses a RTL (right-to-left) stylesheet that is not being loaded in the child theme. Thousands of users have already seen the benefits of using Child Theme Configurator. If you spend any amount of time customizing WordPress, CTC Pro will help maximize your productivity. To find and edit selectors containing specific values for a given property, first choose the property (e.g., "color"), then click "Selectors" for any resulting value. A dialog panel will open with the corresponding selectors, grouped by media query. To find and edit specific selectors within @media query blocks, first choose the query, then the selector. Use the "base" query to edit all other selectors. Top-rated Online Support Tutorial Videos Tweak menus quickly and easily. URL/None Unpack failed -- %s Update Key saved successfully. Update Plugin Updating Upgrade Upgrade Now Upgrade Offer Upload Upload New Child Theme Image Upload New Screenshot Use <code>@import url( [path] );</code> to link additional stylesheets. Child Theme Configurator uses the <code>@import</code> keyword to identify them and convert them to <code><link></code> tags. <strong>Example:</strong> Use <code>@import</code> in the child theme stylesheet. Use a relative path to link to webfont kit stylesheets you have uploaded to your Child Theme. <strong>Example:</strong> Use coupon code Use the "All Styles" panel to edit groups of selectors from a single combined list. Use the Web Fonts tab to add a link to the parent RTL stylesheet. See the documentation for more information.</p> Use the WordPress style queue. Use to enter shorthand CSS or new @media queries and selectors. Value Values entered here are merged into existing child styles or added to the child stylesheet if they do not exist in the parent. Verify Child Theme directory: Version Version: We've packed in more features to make design work quicker and easier with <strong>Child Theme Configurator Pro.</strong> Web Fonts & CSS When using the Customizer is not enough - Create child themes and customize styles, templates, functions and more. Width/None You can upgrade to the latest version by clicking the button below. After validating the Update Key from your order, WordPress will retrieve the plugin from our website and install it automatically. If you no longer wish to use the premium version, you can dismiss this notice by clicking the close icon (x) at the top right. You do not have permission to configure child themes. You must %sNetwork enable%s your child theme. Your stylesheet has changed since the last time you used the Configurator. Please follow the steps for "CONFIGURE an existing Child Theme" under the "Parent/Child" Tab or you will lose these changes. Your stylesheet is not writable. Your theme directories are not writable. Zip file creation failed. and get <strong>20% off entire order</strong>. click here to view the latest videos. contact us. could not copy %s deleted: %s != %s files http://www.childthemeplugin.com http://www.lilaeamedia.com invalid dir: %s newfiles != files version wordpress-org PO-Revision-Date: 2026-06-15 22:34:48+0000
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Please select a valid Parent Theme. %sPreview your child theme%s before activating. %sWhy am I seeing this?%s ( or "base" ) (Child Only) *Prices and offers subject to change. <li><a target="_blank" href="http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#WordPress_Upgrade_Constants" title="Editin wp-config.php">Add your FTP/SSH credentials to the WordPress config file</a>.</li> <li><a target="_blank" href="http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions" title="Changing File Permissions">Set write permissions on the server manually</a> (not recommended).</li> <li><a target="_blank" href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771170" title="Setting Application Pool Identity">Assign WordPress to an application pool that has write permissions</a> (Windows IIS systems).</li> <li>Run PHP under Apache with suEXEC (contact your web host).</li> <li>Temporarily set write permissions by clicking the button below. When you are finished editing, revert to read-only by clicking "Make read-only" under the "Files" tab.</li> <p>%1Click Here%2 to view the theme as viewed by the Analyzer.</p> <p><strong>PLEASE NOTE:</strong></p><p><em>The analyzer reveals errors that may otherwise go undetected. Unless this is a fatal error, WordPress may appear to work correctly; however, PHP will continue to log the error until it is resolved. Please contact the author of any theme or plugin</em> <strong>mentioned above</strong> <em>and cut/paste the error from the text area.</em> <strong>Do not use a screen capture as it may cut off part of the error text.</strong> <em>Additional information about the error may also be available in the <a href="http://www.childthemeplugin.com/child-theme-faqs/" target="_blank">CTC documentation</a>.</em></p> <p><strong>The WordPress configuration file has been modified incorrectly.</strong> Please see <a href="http://www.childthemeplugin.com/child-theme-faqs/#constants" target="_blank">this FAQ</a> for more information.</p> <p>Consider saving new custom styles to a "Separate stylesheet" (see step 5, below) so that you can customise these styles.</p> <p>First, verify you can <a href="%s">preview your home page with the Customiser</a> and try analysing again.</p><p>If that does not work, try temporarily disabling plugins that <strong>minify CSS</strong> or that <strong>force redirects between HTTP and HTTPS</strong>.</p> <p>If you want to customise styles using this plugin, please click "Configure Child Theme" again to add this to the settings.</p> <p>Please consider selecting "Use the WordPress style queue" for the parent stylesheet handling option (see step 6, below).</p> <p>Please select a stylesheet handling method or check "Ignore parent theme stylesheets" (see step 6, below).</p> <p>The Configurator makes significant modifications to the child theme, including stylesheet changes and additional php functions. Please consider using the DUPLICATE child theme option (see step 1, above) and keeping the original as a backup.</p> <p>The Configurator selected "Do not add any parent stylesheet handling" for the "Parent stylesheet handling" option (see step 6, below).</p> <p>This is common with older themes but requires the use of <code>@import</code>, which is no longer recommended. You can try to resolve this using the "Repair header template" option (see step 6, "Additional handling options", below).</p> <p>This makes it difficult for plugins to override these styles. You can try to resolve this using the "Repair header template" option (Step 6, "Additional handling options", below).</p> <p>This method has been replaced by the "Separate stylesheet" and "Ignore Parent Theme" options ( selected below ) for broader framework compatability.</p> <p>This workaround was used in earlier versions of CTC and can be eliminated by using the "Repair header template" option (see step 6, "Additional handling options", below).</p> <span style="font-size:10px">!</span> <strong>%s</strong> exists. Please enter a different Child Theme <strong>%s</strong> exists. Please enter a different Child Theme template name. <strong>However, some styles could not be parsed due to memory limits.</strong> Try deselecting "Additional Stylesheets" below and click "Generate/Rebuild Child Theme Files". %sWhy am I seeing this?%s <strong>Now with time and memory benchmarks!</strong> @media Query A closing PHP tag was detected in Child theme functions file so "Parent Stylesheet Handling" option was not configured. Closing PHP at the end of the file is discouraged as it can cause premature HTTP headers. Please edit <code>functions.php</code> to remove the final <code>?></code> tag and click "Generate/Rebuild Child Theme Files" again. A lot of time and testing has gone into this release but there may be edge cases. If you have any questions, please Add Child Theme Files Additional Linked Stylesheets Advanced handling options Analyse Analyse Child Theme Analyse Parent Theme Apply the power of CTC's top-rated interface to your site's plugin styles. All new design makes it much easier to get the results you want. Are you sure you wish to RESET? This will destroy any work you have done in the Configurator. Attempt to reset child theme permissions to user ownership and read-only access. Author Author Website Backup Baseline Styles Baseline Value Both WP Rocket and Autoptimize plugins are enabled. By default, the order of stylesheets that load prior to the primary stylesheet is preserved by treating them as dependencies. In some cases, stylesheets are detected in the preview that are not used site-wide. If necessary, dependency can be removed for specific stylesheets above. By: CAUTION: If your child theme is active, the child theme version of the file will be used instead of the parent immediately after it is copied. CONFIGURE an existing Child Theme CREATE a new Child Theme CTC encountered an error: Cancel Checking Child Styles Child Theme <strong>%s</strong> has been generated successfully. Child Theme <strong>%s</strong> has been reset. Please configure it using the settings below. Child Theme Configurator Child Theme Configurator Pro version %s Child Theme Configurator did not detect any configuration data because a previously configured Child Theme has been removed. Please follow the steps for "CONFIGURE an existing Child Theme" under the "Parent/Child" Tab. Child Theme Configurator needs to update its internal data. Please set your preferences below and click "Generate Child Theme Files" to update your configuration. Child Theme Configurator requires WordPress version %s or later. Child Theme Files Child Theme Images Child Theme Name Child Theme Screenshot Child Theme files modified successfully. Child Themes Child Value Click "Analyse" to determine stylesheet dependencies and other potential issues. Click "Export Zip" to save a backup of the currently loaded child theme. You can export any of your themes from the Parent/Child tab. Click help Click here to edit template files using the Theme Editor Click here to save a backup of the selected theme. Click to Edit Child Theme Attributes Click to edit files using the Theme Editor Click to edit functions.php Click to expand Click to run the Configurator: Click to show/hide PHP debug output Click to show/hide raw analysis data. Please include contents below with any support requests. Click to toggle form Close Colour Colour 1 Colour 2 Colour Palettes Configure Child Theme Configure Plugin Styles Conflicting or out-of-date jQuery libraries were loaded by another plugin: Contact Us. Copy Menus, Widgets and other Customiser Settings from the Parent Theme to the Child Theme: Copy PHP templates from the parent theme by selecting them here. The Configurator defines a template as a Theme PHP file having no PHP functions or classes. Non-template files cannot be inherited by a child theme. Copy Selected to Child Theme Copy Selector Correct Child Theme Permissions Could not copy file: %s Could not delete %s file. Could not set write permissions. Could not upgrade child theme Could not upload file. Create new template and script files right from the admin. Currently loaded Customise Plugin Stylesheets Customise the Child Theme Name, Description, Author, Version, etc.: Customising WordPress just got even easier. DUPLICATE an existing Child Theme Deactivating or replacing plugins may resolve this issue. Debug Delete Child Values Delete Selected Delete child theme images by selecting them here. Delete child theme templates by selecting them here. Delete child theme templates or make them writable by selecting them here. Writable files are displayed in <span style="color:red">red</span>. Description Designed by Developers Who Use It Every Day. Directory Name Dismiss this notice. Display action and filter hooks, program files and backtrace information inline for the current page. Do Not Activate "%s"! A PHP FATAL ERROR has been detected. Do not add any parent stylesheet handling. Do not force dependency for these stylesheet handles: Do not load or parse the parent theme styles. Only use this option if the Child Theme uses a Framework like Genesis and uses <em>only child theme stylesheets</em> for its appearance. Edit Selector Enter your Update Key Error moving file: %s Export Child Theme Export Child Theme as Zip Archive Files Find related styles Find styles by Nav Menu For more information, please open the Help tab at the top right or For verification only (you cannot modify the directory of an existing Child Theme). Go to Themes Help us help you! Hook Highlighter - See Below The Surface Hook Highlighter - See It In Action Hook Highlighter provides insight into the internal program flow of WordPress when activated on any front-facing page of a website. IMPORTANT: IMPORTANT: Some "premium" themes use unsupported options that cannot be copied with the free verson of CTC. If you purchased this theme from a website such as "ThemeForest," child themes may not work correctly. Click the "Upgrade" tab for more information. If you find this plugin useful, please support us by %supgrading%s or %sclick here to donate as little as $1.%s Ignore parent theme stylesheets. Install a new customisable child theme using an installed theme as a parent. Invalid theme root directory. It is a good idea to save a Zip Archive of your Child Theme before using CTC for the first time. Click the "save backup" link ( see Step 2, below ) to export your themes. Keep the colours you select just a click away. No more searching for hex codes and RGB values. Learn more Learn more about CTC Pro Learn more about Hook Highlighter Learn more about Premium Support Let the Configurator (try to) resolve any stylesheet issues listed above. This can fix many, but not all, common problems. Let the Configurator determine the appropriate actions and dependencies and update the functions file automatically. Lilaea Media Live Preview Local Font Files Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Make Selected Writable Make a complete copy of an existing Child Theme in a new directory, including any menus, widgets and other Customiser settings. The option to copy the Parent Theme settings (step 8, below) is disabled with this action. Make files writable Make read-only Maximum number of styles exceeded. Maybe you are having trouble getting your child theme to work, or just don’t want to mess with it ... <strong>Let us set it up for you!</strong> Most recent edits NOTE: Name the new theme directory: New Property New user? No Styles Available. Check Parent/Child settings. No writable temp directory. Not Network Enabled Online Documentation Only use this option if the parent stylesheet cannot be loaded using the WordPress style queue. Using <code>@import</code> is not recommended. Order Order Now Origin Pack failed -- %s Parent Templates Parent/ Child Parse Plugin stylesheets: Parse additional stylesheets: PclZip returned zero bytes. Please enter a valid Child Theme directory name. Please enter a valid Child Theme name. Please enter a valid Child Theme. Please select a valid Child Theme. Please select a valid Parent Theme. Preview Preview your child theme with a single click. Primary Stylesheet (style.css) Property Property/ Value Query/ Selector Quick Preview RESET an existing Child Theme (this will destroy any work you have done in the Configurator) Raw CSS Rename Repair the header template in the child theme. Restore backup from Return to recently edited selectors from a toggleable sidebar. Revert the Child theme stylesheet and functions files to their state before the initial configuration or last reset. Additional child theme files will not be removed, but you can delete them under the Files tab. Sample Save Save Child Values Save new custom styles directly to the Child Theme primary stylesheet, replacing the existing values. The primary stylesheet will load in the order set by the theme. Save new custom styles to a separate stylesheet and combine any existing child theme styles with the parent to form baseline. Select this option if you want to preserve the existing child theme styles instead of overwriting them. This option also allows you to customise stylesheets that load after the primary stylesheet. Secure Child Theme Select Parent Theme stylesheet handling: Select a Child Theme: Select a Parent Theme: Select an action: Select the plugin stylesheets you wish to customise below. Select this option if this theme already handles the parent theme stylesheet or if the parent theme's <code>style.css</code> file is not used for its appearance. Select where to save new styles: Selector Selectors Separate Stylesheet Set up a previously installed child theme for use with the Configurator or to modify current settings. Sorry, we could not validate your Update Key. Please try again or, if you need assistance, please %s Style Stylesheets that are currently being loaded by the parent theme are automatically selected below (except for Bootstrap stylesheets which add a large amount data to the configuration). To further reduce overhead, select only the additional stylesheets you wish to customise. Tags Thank you for installing Child Theme Configurator. The %s file is generated separately and cannot be copied here. The Functions file is required and cannot be deleted. The Theme editor has been disabled. Template files must be edited offline. The child theme is in read-only mode and Child Theme Configurator cannot apply changes. Click to see options The combination of these two plugins interferes with the Analysis results. Please temporarily deactivate one of them and Analyse again. The page could not be loaded correctly. The parent theme's <code>style.css</code> file is being loaded automatically. The stylesheet cannot be displayed. The theme "%s" could not be analysed because the preview did not render correctly. The theme "%s" generated unexpected PHP debug output. The theme screenshot should be a 4:3 ratio (e.g., 880px x 660px) JPG, PNG or GIF. It will be renamed <code>screenshot</code>. Theme Description Theme Name Theme Tags Theme Website Theme images reside under the <code>images</code> directory in your child theme and are meant for stylesheet use only. Use the Media Library for content images. There were errors while resetting permissions. This Child Theme has incorrect ownership permissions. Child Theme Configurator will attempt to correct this when you click the button below. This Child Theme has not been configured for this plugin. This Child Theme was configured to accomodate a hard-coded stylesheet link. This child theme appears to be functioning correctly. This child theme does not load a Configurator stylesheet. This child theme uses <code>@import</code> to load the parent theme's <code>style.css</code> file. This child theme uses the parent stylesheet but does not load the parent theme's <code>style.css</code> file. This child theme was configured using the CTC Pro "Genesis stylesheet handling" method. This is NOT the name of the Child Theme. You can customise the name, description, etc. in step 7, below. This option replaces the Child Theme's existing Menus, Widgets and other Customiser Settings with those from the Parent Theme. You should only need to use this option the first time you configure a Child Theme. This theme appears OK to use as a Child theme. This theme does not require the parent theme's <code>style.css</code> file for its appearance. This theme loads additional stylesheets after the <code>style.css</code> file: This theme loads stylesheets after the wp_styles queue. This theme loads the parent theme's <code>style.css</code> file outside the wp_styles queue. This theme uses a RTL (right-to-left) stylesheet that is not being loaded in the child theme. Thousands of users have already seen the benefits of using Child Theme Configurator. If you spend any amount of time customising WordPress, CTC Pro will help maximise your productivity. To find and edit selectors containing specific values for a given property, first choose the property (e.g., "color"), then click "Selectors" for any resulting value. A dialog panel will open with the corresponding selectors, grouped by media query. To find and edit specific selectors within @media query blocks, first choose the query, then the selector. Use the "base" query to edit all other selectors. Top-rated Online Support Tutorial Videos Tweak menus quickly and easily. URL/None Unpack failed -- %s Update Key saved successfully. Update Plugin Updating Upgrade Upgrade Now Upgrade Offer Upload Upload New Child Theme Image Upload New Screenshot Use <code>@import url( [path] );</code> to link additional stylesheets. Child Theme Configurator uses the <code>@import</code> keyword to identify them and convert them to <code><link></code> tags. <strong>Example:</strong> Use <code>@import</code> in the child theme stylesheet. Use a relative path to link to webfont kit stylesheets you have uploaded to your Child Theme. <strong>Example:</strong> Use coupon code Use the "All Styles" panel to edit groups of selectors from a single combined list. Use the Web Fonts tab to add a link to the parent RTL stylesheet. See the documentation for more information.</p> Use the WordPress style queue. Use to enter shorthand CSS or new @media queries and selectors. Value Values entered here are merged into existing child styles or added to the child stylesheet if they do not exist in the parent. Verify Child Theme directory: Version Version: We've packed in more features to make design work quicker and easier with <strong>Child Theme Configurator Pro.</strong> Web Fonts & CSS When using the Customiser is not enough - Create child themes and customise styles, templates, functions and more. Width/None You can upgrade to the latest version by clicking the button below. After validating the Update Key from your order, WordPress will retrieve the plugin from our website and install it automatically. If you no longer wish to use the premium version, you can dismiss this notice by clicking the close icon (x) at the top right. You do not have permission to configure child themes. You must %sNetwork enable%s your child theme. Your stylesheet has changed since the last time you used the Configurator. Please follow the steps for "CONFIGURE an existing Child Theme" under the "Parent/Child" Tab or you will lose these changes. Your stylesheet is not writable. Your theme directories are not writable. Zip file creation failed. and get <strong>20% off entire order</strong>. click here to view the latest videos. contact us. could not copy %s deleted: %s != %s files http://www.childthemeplugin.com http://www.lilaeamedia.com invalid dir: %s newfiles != files version wordpress-org