[Slavi Marinov]

Hi,

The style.css is empty because a months ago we’ve upgraded the plugin to use a better way of loading child css style via functions.php.

To answer your question: to add the facebook SDK you can edit header or footer files in the child theme.
You can edit those from the Orbisius Theme Editor under appearance.

I have the feeling that there’s a better approach. Have you checked if there’s a plugin that will allow you to accomplish what you’re after?
It’s plugin’s job to load facebook’s sdk.

Slavi

[Slavi Marinov]

We’ve just pushed updates to both plugins.
You should be prompted to update them soon.

You can also try this:
go to WP Admin > Dashboard and click the Check again button which should pull the latest info about plugins.

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[Slavi Marinov]

We’ve just pushed updates to free and pro plugins.
If you enter a folder before the file it will be created.
e.g. headers/header-2.php it will be created

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi,

Currently, the new file will be created in the root directory of the (child) theme.
We’re going to release a new version this week that will allow you will be able to create
headers/header-two.php which will create the folders if necessary.

The pro version has some cool syntax highlighting and quick search.
Between you and I, we’re planning on adding some cool features to the Pro version such as cloud store snippets so you can store them on the cloud and insert them in any site you manage.

Slavi

[Slavi Marinov]

Great! You’re very welcome.
I’ve forwarded you the download email just in case.
Hopefully you’ll get that one.

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi Latenightdrive,

Thanks for the order.

I just checked and noticed that there was a 30 minute delay.
We applogize for that. Normally, it take just a few minutes.
The download link is sent as soon as Paypal calls our server.

Can you check your aol email to see if you have the download link?
If you don’t see it please check spam/junk folder.

If it’s still hasn’t arrived use this link and use the Invoice ID from the paypal confirmation email.
>> http://orbisius.com/support/download-purchased-product/

Let us know if you need any other help.

Slavi

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi Michele,

The second editor defaults to style.css or functions.php because they are most likely to exist in that theme.
You can pick another file in the dropdown menu in the second editor.

You can create a single file but creating files in folders it’s not possible with the free plugin.
The pro addon will support that (we’re working as we speak) and will be available tomorrow.
You will have to update to the latest version of Child Theme Creator (free Version)

Another option is to use an FTP program download files from the parent theme and then upload them to the child theme folder.

Slavi

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi,

we may have missed this topic.

It seems the old version (1.x) doesn’t have a Greek translation
https://sourceforge.net/projects/webim/files/Mibew%20Messenger/1.6.15/

The version seems it does.
We’ll have to check if our plugin supports the version 2

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi,

We’ve checked our code and this warning must be coming either from the parent theme or from a plugin that the theme uses.
All of our plugins use prefixes e.g. “orb_” or “orbisius_” to avoid any conflicts with other themes/plugins.

If you’re using Chrome you can press F12 (and reload the page) to see if there would be any other messages which should reveal which plugin is responsible for that warning.

Slavi

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi Martin,

You can use an FTP program if you’re comfortable with it, however, thre’s an easier way.
Please you go to WP Admin > Appearance > Orbisius Theme Editor and you should see the double editor. With this editor you can create a new files such as functions.php file from within WordPress.
This editor is also useful when you want to copy some piece of content from the parent theme to the child theme.

For php related files make sure you click on check syntax button to make sure the code is correct otherwise you WILL crash your site.

When adding functions to functions.php don’t just copy and paste functions from the parent functions.php because that WILL 100% positively crash your site.

You want to have a block like this

if ( ! function_exists('some_function') ) {
    function some_function() {
    }
}

Slavi

[Slavi Marinov]

it should be within the child theme’s folder.

The functions.php file should start with the php opening tag. You don’t have to close it.

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi Martin,

Child theme’s functions.php should be empty.
The plugin had an option to copy the file from the parent theme and this almost guaranteed site crash.
People were trying to be lucky and took the chance and indeed their site crashed because php doesn’t allow functions with the same name to exist.
You have to check if the parent theme’s function.php has function_exists() calls to the functions you want to change.

You should be editing style.css from within your child theme’s folder.
The header & footers files are exact copies of the files from the parent theme.
You can edit those files.

Slavi

[Slavi Marinov]

We will test it in the next few days and if it’s not we’ll push an update.

[Slavi Marinov]

Nice :)

[Slavi Marinov]

You are welcome. You should see a prompt for update soon if you haven’t already

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