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• Thanks, that thread had the solution: What needed to happen was to re-include the theme file in the child theme's functions.php: require_once( $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/wp-content/themes/my_childtheme/includes/content-post.php');

  in Single Post Customization Comment by lennartgijsen February 2015
• Thanks for the quick response. I am the developer for the site, but there is one thing specifically that I'd like help with. Normally I will modify theme files by making a copy of them to my child theme and editing them there. The difference with c…

  in Single Post Customization Comment by lennartgijsen February 2015
• Hey there, yes, overriding files (content-post.php specifically) would be great. There is for instance no way to get the post date to display underneath the title for instance with css alone. Or to move the title underneath the image. Or to load fu…

  in Single Post Customization Comment by lennartgijsen February 2015