kdaigler

[kdaigler]

The site actually transferred to the test environment just fine. The widgets were lost, along with the other strange things I described, after I upgraded to the latest version of WordPress.

I did go through the scenario you described about doing a search and replace in the database when I copied it to my test environment. I then added some code to the wp-includes/functions.php file to try and compensate for the serialized data issue. Perhaps that is causing my issues when I do the WordPress upgrade.

In any event, it’s a great template and I appreciate your quick response.

Kathy D.

[kdaigler]

That worked beautifully! Thanks so much.

Kathy D.

[kdaigler]

Site URL: http://www.derecktor.com
I’m using the Akita theme.
Entire code of functions.php is below. This is in my child theme folder.

<?php
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Run Theme Blvd framework (required)
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/

require_once ( TEMPLATEPATH . '/framework/themeblvd.php' );

/*-------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Start Child Theme
/*-------------------------------------------------------*/

// Start the party ...

// Add stylesheet - Level 4, will get added after EVERYTHING
themeblvd_add_stylesheet( 'custom_styles', get_stylesheet_directory_uri().'/assets/css/custom.css', 4 );

// Register "Mobile Menu"
function register_mobile_menu() {
	register_nav_menus( array( 'mobile-menu' => 'Mobile Menu' ) );
}
add_action( 'init', 'register_mobile_menu' );
 
// Change responsive nav menu id
function apply_mobile_menu( $menu_id ) {
	$menu_id = 'mobile-menu'; // Our registered "Mobile Menu" ID
	return $menu_id;
}
add_filter( 'themeblvd_responsive_menu_location', 'apply_mobile_menu' );

The mobile menu doesn’t contain several items that the main menu has, such as “press Releases,” “Gallery” and “Video” among others. Thanks for your help. Kathy D.

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