Hi – since with your good help I managed to get those image sizes adjusted properly, I want to go ahead and make a Child Theme like you suggested I do. I submitted this question as a comment at the Child Theme instructions on this site but probably better to submit it here so I’m copy-pasting what I had submitted, as I need further guidance regarding @import (no longer recommended by WP) vs. “enqueue”:
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Since “enqueue” is the recommended method now over “@import” I want to do it that way but it is not clear to me how to do that since the WordPress Codex (that is linked to on this page) says:
“The following example function [that they give] will only work if your Parent Theme uses only one main style.css to hold all of the css. If your theme has more than one .css file (eg. ie.css, style.css, main.css) then you will have to make sure to maintain all of the Parent Theme dependencies. Setting ‘parent-style’ as a dependency will ensure that the child theme stylesheet loads after it.” I do not know how to do what they are saying since I do see other “.css” files in addition to “style.css” in the Catch Evolution theme folder so I don’t know how to proceed. I am not very familiar with code.
What is the proper code to enter in the Child’s functions.php for a Catch Evolution Child theme to do the “enqueue” instead of “@import”, since Catch Evolution has more .css files than just the style.css?
Thank you for your help.
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