[southpaw]

Review gladly posted. Thank you for your time.

Southpaw

[southpaw]

@mahesh,

Thank you. You are very kind to write the code for me. It works beautifully.

As it turns out, there was something else of which I was ignorant. The reason I wasn’t seeing changes to my child theme’s functions.php file after ctrl-f5 refreshing the browser was that I had not deleted the cache by saving that section again in the Appearance > Customize menu. (Found that suggested here.)

Is that caching done by WordPress, or is it unique to Catch themes? I’ve not noticed it being that aggressive on other themes I’ve customized.

In any case, I love to learn something new, and I greatly appreciate your patience, your help, and this forum.

Southpaw

[southpaw]

@mahesh,

Thank you for trying to explain this to me. I’m sure there’s some obvious step I’m ignorant of.

I want to modify only the HTML assigned to $catchadaptive_featured_slider in lines 46-78.
(I’ve used style.css to limit the slider to the left half of the screen, and I want to embed a calendar before </div><!– .wrapper –> of line 77 so it exists in the right half.)

Based on what you wrote above, I copied the catchadaptive_featured_slider function to my child theme’s functions.php file and modified it, but I’m still seeing the original HTML from the parent theme.

Please help me understand what I’m doing wrong.

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