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• I wasn't aware the child theme needs to be activated in the dashboard. I have fixed the issue accidentally. I do appologize for wasting your time on this. :/

  in function works in parent, but not in child Comment by Stenaa February 2018
• I have both the theme and the child theme folders extracted in the wp-content/themes, i didn't change anything about the child theme since i extracted it from the file i downloaded from themeforest. The code works fine in the parent theme functions.…

  in function works in parent, but not in child Comment by Stenaa February 2018
• I have just updated the parent theme, and haven't made any changes to the child theme before yesterday. It only ever worked if pasted in the parent functions.php Is there a specific location in the file where the code should be pasted, or are they s…

  in function works in parent, but not in child Comment by Stenaa February 2018
• Hello, I'm not sure if we're talking about the same. If I put the code in the theme functions.php it does work fine. I am trying to put it in the child theme. Here's the code:  function my_wp_nav_menu_args( $args = '' ) {if( is_user_logged_in()) {$a…

  in function works in parent, but not in child Comment by Stenaa February 2018
• I mean, it did work, but it will break again on the next BeTheme update. And I'd like to avoid that. :D

  in a shortcodes.css issue Comment by Stenaa February 2018
• It's still doing the same. The only way I have found to not have it break the frame is if I comment the line 423 in shortcodes.css Is there a more elegant way of doing it, please?

  in a shortcodes.css issue Comment by Stenaa February 2018
• My bad, it wasn't that entry. I have found that it was in fact  table tr:first-child td{background:url(../images/box_shadow.png) repeat-x left top} in shortcodes.css, line 423 Could you tell me how I could block this line in the child-theme? I woul…

  in a shortcodes.css issue Comment by Stenaa February 2018
• If you access the style files, there's a list of the social media icons used in the Be. From there, you can find that the icons are in fact characters from the mfn-icons.ttf font. Once you find the code for the icon you'd like to use, you can change…

  in How can i change my social icons Comment by Stenaa February 2018
• @muffingroup, I have managed to find a solution to this question. Since it's not something you guys are providing yourselves, and actively discouraging people for doing it, would it be OK if I provided them the answer?

  in How can i change my social icons Comment by Stenaa February 2018