Hi all,
Just needing your help about a little bug I get on Chrome/Firefox, but not on IE.
Here is my website : http://www.sweetdaddy.fr/
My menu appears fine on IE, but on Chrome and Firefox I get little squares after each category which gets a sub-category. I do not find from what it can come.
Any idea ?
Thanks in advance for your help !
Hi,
I see that you use child theme, please make sure that you update it to the theme version as it seems to be an old version – http://screencast.com/t/Ear1LHjNVk You can find it in the /code folder from files that you download from themeforest – https://forum.tagdiv.com/whats-included/
Thanks!
Hi Alin,
Thanks for your answer. My question is maybe stupid, but as my child theme only has a style.css file, how is it possible to update it ? Cause, if I’m right, if i copy the style.css included in /code folder, it will delete the changes I done to the style.css file ?
Hi,
@Junior you have to update also the child theme to the version 6, anyway the old customization(version 4) will not work in the new version. Also you can use Theme Panel > Custom Css so you will not lose css customization.
Newspaper 6 should be regarded as a new theme, the code was rewritten and also the child theme is more complete now(from 6.3 version) – https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-child-theme-support-tutorial/
Thanks!
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Alin [tagDiv].
Hi Alin,
Thanks for your answer, but as I said, with only the style.css file in my child theme, I do not know how to update it ? Or you mean that I have to replace this one, with the one from the /code folder, and in parallel copy the content of my child/style.css in the custom css area to keep what I done ?
I looked the https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-child-theme-support-tutorial/ link but it does not say how to update it.
Sorry for my question, but I prefer to not do a mistake 🙂
Hi,
To see if this causing the issue, please switch to the main theme, clear cache and see if the issue persist. If you don’t have this issue anymore, you can copy the css code from style.css file and paste it in Theme Panel > Custom Css – http://screencast.com/t/dxWMY8bqH Then make a backup of your child theme files and update it.
The custom css from panel should work even if you switch to the child theme.
Thanks!