[armweb]

armweb

#4874

Thank the author, I like the theme very much!

I use child theme for graphene, graphene version :1.7.3, wordpress 3.3.2

If there is functions.php under child theme, I can’t change the post URL when create a new post(I can’t see the change post URL option), but can change the post URL when edit a old post.

If there is not functions.php under child theme, I can change the post URL when create a new post.

style.css:

/*

Theme Name: graphene Child

Description: copy from graphene

Author: xxx

Template: graphene

*/

@import url("../graphene/style.css");



.featured_slider #slider_root {

width: 98%;

}

functions.php:

<?php

/*

Functions

Author: xxx

Establishes the core theme functions.

Copyright (C) 2011 xxx

Version 1.0

*/



?>

Please help, thanks very much!

[Syahir Hakim]

Syahir Hakim

#29604

You don’t actually need the functions.php file if that’s all you have in it. In any case, I can’t think of any reason why the mere presence of the functions.php file would cause the issue you described. Check to see if there’s any whitespace outside of the <?php and ?> block.

[armweb]

armweb

#29605

Thank you!

There are more line outside <?php ?>.

It works well now

[Syahir Hakim]

Syahir Hakim

#29606

Quote:

In this case, I will add the functions to the functions.php of graphene.

I would advise against that, since the changes you make there will be lost when you update the theme.

Quote:

If there is functions.php under child theme, I can’t change the post URL when create a new post(I can’t see the change post URL option), but can change the post URL when edit a old post.

I just tried this with a child theme that contains functions.php file, and it’s working fine on my end. You mean the URL right under the post title field. right?