1. I did use the default code initially but that did not work (child theme had no styling at all). Is there any difference or supposed to do both statements exact the same?
2. This part of the CSS is overrulled by de responsive.css when I put this in the child-theme child.css that is why I want to use the custom.css like I could do when not using a child theme.
3. Oke, too bad. I guess that’s a wordpress childtheme restriction.
4. Ofcourse I changed the picture but my question was whether this should should work when the edited picture was placed in the child-theme folder. But I guess that just like the language files the picture needs to be in the parents theme folder?
Considering all things above, i’m not to happy about using a child theme: I still need to changes files in my parent theme’s folder so they might get overwritten with an update, and custom css cannot be used anymore leaving me with the resposive.css overruling my customizations (or maybe you have solution for that).
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