ask for review child theme

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   8207h32 (Member)
   Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

   Justin, would you like to review my child theme.. but is still without theme option, page template etc..

   After some review from you and anyone and some touch.. I have plan to make it free to download.. Now.. my site at http://webedewe.com using my child theme..

   I choosed 3 column just got inspired with toonewsy. I disabled header, category navigation, and move the header to separate widget (before content, before secondary and before primary) and call the one header image with some function (not in widget) and make it background in css and change the bacground position to make it split preview.

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   slipn (Member)
   Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

   I get a blank white page when clicking your link

   *edit looks like it is coming up now but taking a long time to load

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   8207h32 (Member)
   Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

   @SlipN,
   thanks for the info. Now my site using this child theme (name: blogedewe)
   http://webedewe.com/wp-content/themes/blogedewe/style.css

   is it still taking time to load?

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   slipn (Member)
   Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

   no but now there is no styling just plain HTML

   like viewing source

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   Justin Tadlock (Administrator)
   Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

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   8207h32 (Member)
   Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

   @Justin,
   Thank you for your kind response.

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   8207h32 (Member)
   Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

   update: I just got inspiration from TooNewsy free wordpress theme http://themes.performancing.com/index.php?wptheme=Too+Newsy
   not only 3 column but I think it can be 3 header in each column, and just choose 1, 2 or 3 header image to display.

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   8207h32 (Member)
   Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

   and with hybrid wordpress theme framework, it's very easy to customize column width, just change the css width in #content, #secondary, and #primary for each column

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   fb (Member)
   Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

   @8207h32
   Your site is not loading... Keeps on timing out

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    8207h32 (Member)
    Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

    @fb
    It's ok from here.. and I have some tool to auto report the server down problem.. and no report about it..

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    8207h32 (Member)
    Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

    @fb, or it maybe because my header size, it was 62 kb
    Thanks for the info..

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    fb (Member)
    Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

    Now it loads fine,

    Looks pretty cool, well done

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    8207h32 (Member)
    Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

    I just released bisnisedewe child theme series first, before release blogedewe child theme.
    Hopefully it works for you. Any comments and feedback would be appreciated.

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    Justin Tadlock (Administrator)
    Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

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    8207h32 (Member)
    Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

    @Justin
    Thank you very much for your wonderful review. That's what I really need. It's really helps me a lot.

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    8207h32 (Member)
    Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

    @Justin, I have fixed some typography, remove and change some unsemantic code, remove footer functions and update some action with better hook, based on your suggestion. But I still have some problem about custom header in before-content hook, space between header & content, and no space between header & breadcrumb.

    FYI, I just didn't see the custom header css problem in before-container hook. In this case, I only fixed in bisnisedewe-siji child themes with adding margin-top for space in .content and #primary. So in 5 others child themes that used custom header in before-content hook still didn't fixed.

    I am very interesting about your better way of adding this without resorting to adding <div>s for style. Is it like some code with call splash in your life-collage child theme? Or header utility in hybrid-news?

    If it's true, I still need your detail code for blank child themes, I still need much longer review.;)

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    Justin Tadlock (Administrator)
    Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

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    8207h32 (Member)
    Posted 2 years ago | Permalink

    Thanks again for your suggestion. I prefer to use the second ways, and I just update all child theme. Like you said before, after fixing some typography, the text looks more readable.

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