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Trying to figure out how to change the header background color for https://dev.ellerpdc.com/ to #002147 (Integrity). Doesn’t appear to be an option in the header customizer area. Also, I’ve implemented a user icon as the last menu item, and I’m assuming it’s white but cannot see it on the bar because of the white header background. The navigation label I’m using for that is <i class=”x-icon x-icon-user”></i>. Thoughts? Thanks.
That got the blue background to appear, anyway. The user icon still isn’t appearing — instead, it’s \F007. Also, how do I change the colors of the lines above the navigation links from blue to white? Thanks.
Thanks. The download for the theme from ThemeForest does not appear to have the child theme in it. It contains a single folder titled x_package, and within that folders for extensions and Licenses, plus demo-content.xml, x-documentation.pdf, and x.zip. The x.zip file does not contain the child theme. Am I somehow missing it? Can you private reply with a link to download it?
Hi There,
Never make changes to the files of your theme, they will be lost once you update the theme.
The changes should be made on the Child Theme.
https://community.theme.co/child-theme/
Here’s the best way to go about editing files with child theme :
1. Install, activate and setup the child theme.
2. Copy the php and css files from the main theme which you intend to edit and make changes.
3. Make all the changes into the new copied files which now exists under your child theme.
4. No need to copy them back to the main theme directory.By doing this, when you update your theme to a new version, the theme will of course get updated but the files in the child theme will remain unchanged and the edits will not go away after the update.
Regarding the Icon on your navigation, please use this code instead :
<i class="x-icon x-icon-user" data-x-icon="" aria-hidden="true"></i>Simply add this code inside your menu label and it should work.
You can try adding this link to the menu before going trough the child theme if this is the only reason you are installing the child theme.Hope this helps – thanks!
Joao
The revised code did the trick, thanks.
And I normally do install and use the child theme, but since it didn’t come bundled with the ThemeForest download, I assumed there wasn’t one to install.
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