Joe Chellman: My First Modifications – Child Themes and Feature Plugins

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October 7, 2015

In customizing WordPress, most people look first for a splendiferous and fancy theme. There are thousands of options, so we can usually find something that gets us 80-90% of the way there. But heavens to Betsy, that last 10-20% can be hard to find! That’s why it’s good to learn how to make a child theme, which lets you keep almost everything while adding to or removing from your original theme safely. Most of this talk with cover the creation and use of child themes. This is an absolutely essential (and pretty easy to learn) skill for any WordPress designer.

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WordCamp Los Angeles 2015 32

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Joe Chellman 3

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Child Themes 56
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