Hello, I bought your theme there as two days (very beautiful theme, congratulations :-))
I followed your instructions to create a child theme, but there appears to have a small problem, I want to clarify that I did not change any css for the moment or other, I just installed the demo, and set up child-theme.
Strangely there seems to be a bug, the elements are appeared in the footer (see screenshot).

Could you help me solve this problem?
For not being a developer, I do not understand too much, or just the problem.
thank you in advance
Hello,
Do you have this problem when activating the child theme or on the original install? If the problem originates from the child theme, it means that something went wrong when you created the files. Please try to set it up following this tutorial: https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-child-theme-support-tutorial/
Let us know how it goes!
Thank you!
Hi,
Glad the footer issue worked out.
You can add a custom ad on a specific page using shortcode for custom ad in post editor html like this:
1. Ad the code in Theme Panel > Ads > Custom Ad 1: http://screencast.com/t/IvOSIpRV
2. Use the shortcode for custom ad 1 in page editor html: http://screencast.com/t/kTPx0Hxl9G72
This add will appear only on that page.
Thanks!
Ok, i thinks this can not resolved my problem, i’m sorry my english is not very good, i try to explain better.
I create a new page on child theme, this page will be my home page, in this one, a put header.php and footer.php with get_header(); …. it works!!
I chose a specific header on theme panel (header 1, 2 … 12) it works too!!
but it appears, there a ads on it 728×90, just under the header menu.
I know i can disabled it on the theme panel, but if i do that, it will disables but in all pages.
And i would like to remove this ad but just on the page i built, because it’s my home page, i want to keep the ads on the other pages.
I hope you understand
Thanks
Hi,
I understand now. If you just want to hide the header ad on the homepage, you can use css to do it:
.home .td-g-rec-id-header{
display:none!important
}
Just place the code in the custom css box in the theme panel.
If you want to remove the ad on other pages as well, you can use the same code again, only change the .home class to the ‘page id’ class. You can get the page id number using your browser inspector: http://screencast.com/t/XRgXQokTB9
For the example page from the screenshot, the ‘page id’ class is page-id-41 so we will use the code like so:
.page-id-41 .td-g-rec-id-header{
display:none!important
}
I hope this helps
Thanks.