In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of creating a child theme in WordPress. If you've ever wanted to customize any WordPress theme without the fear of losing your changes during updates, a child theme is the perfect solution. With a child theme, you can make modifications to your site's appearance and functionality while preserving the integrity of the parent theme.
You'll learn how to create a child theme in WordPress. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced WordPress user, this tutorial is designed to be beginner-friendly and packed with practical tips.
By the end of this video, you'll have a solid understanding of child themes and the confidence to start customizing your WordPress website with ease. Say goodbye to the worries of losing your changes during updates and unlock the full potential of a WordPress child theme.
How to Create a Child Theme in WordPress
To create a child theme, head over to the "Plugins" tab, click on "Add New," and search for the "Child Theme Configurator" plugin. Install and activate the plugin.
Once the plugin is activated, you'll find it under the "Tools" menu. Click on "Child Themes" and then select "Create a new child theme." Here, you can customize the child theme's name, description, and other settings according to your preferences. When you're done, click on the "Create New Child Theme" button.
Link for CTC plugin
Theme used in the video
Hello by Elementor (used to create Elementor Child Theme)
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