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Creating a Child Theme

Bizznis theme was built to be extended by a child theme and not used as a production theme. Nothing is wrong if you do use only Bizznis theme on your website, but if you want to extend the style, structure and add more functionality, you should do it with a child theme. You can learn more about Bizznis parent and child themes here.

Start with a Sample Child Theme

We built a sample child theme, which you may use as a starting point.

  Download Bizznis Child Theme Example    Clone or fork via GitHub

How to Structure style.css header

LabelDescription
Theme NameUnique child theme name.
Theme URILink to child theme page. Must not be a link to demo.
DescriptionShort description about your child theme and its purpose.
LicenseName of child themes license.
License URILink to child themes license page/description.
VersionChild themes current version.
AuthorName of child themes author/developer. Separate more authors by comma.
Author URILink to author page/description.
TagsOnly tags listed here are allowed.
Text DomainTranslation strings name. Learn more about its usage here.
TemplateMust be “bizznis” and nothing else.
Template VersionMinimum version of the Bizznis required for the child theme to function properly.

More about header guidelines

How to Structure functions.php header

FunctionDescription
Initiate BizznisInitiate Bizznis parent theme by including init.php file.
Define Child ThemeDefine name, URI and version of your child theme. Required for parent theme functions.
Set LocalizationLocalize your child theme by referencing the folder, where localized files are present.

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