[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#9951

In the read me file it says:

“The Any Mobile Theme Switcher (AMTS) plugin can accept a child theme to be used as the mobile theme for mobile devices. Therefore, you can simply create a child theme for Graphene Mobile Neo as you would with any other theme.”

But in the resource page given, located at: <http://docs.graphene-theme.com/Customisation_using_a_child_theme&gt; I followed the instructions exactly but it makes a child theme for the parent Graphene. Is this correct?

I am beginning to realize that it looks like I need the Graphene Parent and the NEO. Very confusing, so I probably need a child for the parent and for NEO???

Which one do you edit if you want to customize? It looks like there are 2 parallel themes running. There should be a much clearer tutorial on this.

[Syahir Hakim]

Syahir Hakim

#44978

That tutorial is specific for the Graphene theme, but the process is similar for any other themes. In the child theme’s style.css file, change graphene to graphene-mobile-neo and you should be all set.

Template:       graphene-mobile-neo

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

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#44979

OK thanks Syahir. I’m starting to get it. I have installed the parent Graphene and created a child for that. How does it work with customizing? Do I customize in my parent child or the NEO child or do I need to do both?

[Syahir Hakim]

Syahir Hakim

#44980

Quote:

I have installed the parent Graphene and created a child for that.

If you’re not using Graphene, there’s no need to do that.

Quote:

Do I customize in my parent child or the NEO child or do I need to do both?

Make changes to the Neo child theme to customise Neo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#44981

Hey Syahir, I am having trouble making the child for the graphene mobile neo. what am I doing wrong with this?

/*

Theme Name:     Graphene Mobile Neo Child

Theme URI:      http://example.com/

Description:    Child theme for the Graphene Mobile Neo theme

Author:         Joe Koppel

Author URI:     http://example.com/about/

Template:       graphene mobile neo

Version:        1.0

*/

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

/* Your modification goes here */

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#44982

Disregard, I figured it out…it was missing the dashes connecting the template name

[Syahir Hakim]

Syahir Hakim

#44983

Yes, the template name must match the folder name of the parent theme exactly, so those dashes need to be there.