Paolo

Hi,

please provide a link and admin credentials and we’ll let you know.

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Hi,

that really depends the theme used. Normally you should create a page named blog and select it to be the blog page in Settings >> Reading.

Once that done you add to the menu the link to the blog page.

Let us know if that helped.

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I asked to Stiofan to verify why you are seeing different license keys. I’m sorry about this…

He’ll let you know asap.

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Hi,

we suggest to use code snippets as a replacement for the theme functions.php, so that customization can be done without risking to lose them after theme updates.

Via functions.php (or code snippets) you can only write new functions and take advantage of hooks: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Hooks

GeoDirectory has it’s own and can be actions or filters.

If you want to customize HTML you’ll probably need to customize a template. If you tell us exactly what you wanted to do there, we’ll provide one last example.

Let us know,

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Hi,

the only thing that comes to my mind is that the paypal account used to get paid, was open as a Dutch PayPal account.

I can’t see any other explanation.

However I asked to Stiofan to let us know what he thinks.

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It really depends.

If the child theme is one that is going to be auto-updated, like Supreme, you shouldn’t touch any files and use the database (design > scritps > custom css saves it in the db).

If the child theme is something you are building and nobody will ever auto update it, you can write your css in the style.css of your child theme.

Now WordPress even added a built in custom CSS field in the customizer.

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