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  • #15807
    Tommie
    Customer

      I cant see where i can select the potfolio page on the right side of the page..

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      Tommie
      Customer
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        #15823
        Wes
        Moderator

          I just checked and your theme is showing up as a “Broken” theme. Go to Appearance > Themes and you can also go to Appearance > Editor and you’ll see the notice at the top.

          If you’ve made edits to your files and there’s an error it can cause this to happen. Do you remember which files you’ve made edits to?

          There is supposed to be a Template dropdown on the right side of the Page editor to allow you to select the Portfolio template.

          You can first try deactivating and reactivating the theme to see if that fixes the issue. If that doesn’t work then you’ll have to tell me what all changes you made to your files (not the CSS file though, as that won’t affect it).

          Just let me know

          Edit: Also, are you logged in as the Administrator? I see you have 2 Users, 1 is an Admin, and 1 is a Subscriber. You have to be logged in as an Admin in order for that Template selection to show up on the right side.

          #15833
          Tommie
          Customer

            I changed the name of my theme folder… And the css heading but that should not be the case.
            I think it might be the theme folder, but i want to hold that changed name…

            What to do?

            #15835
            Wes
            Moderator

              WordPress uses the code/text in the Stylesheet (style.css file) as the Theme name. It also relies on the theme folder and the name of that folder for a location. So if you change the name of that folder while the theme is active it will show that error. In order to properly setup a custom theme name you’ll need to change the theme name that is listed at the top of the style.css file….as well as the folder it’s located in (thats optional). Try changing that and it should recognize it.

              If reactivating the theme in your Appearance section doesn’t fix it, then that means you may have edited one of your files improperly which is what is causing the issue. To make sure, I would upload and activate the original theme itself to make sure that it works…..then that way we’ll know that it’s not the Theme that is causing the issue. Once we can see that, then we’ll need to figure out what code/adjustment to your code that you added that may have caused the error so you can get it fixed.

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