Incompatible archive

Ok it should be working now!

I did some research and apparently WordPress has a bug in 6.4.3. They are currently in the process of fixing it.

It has to do with zip files.

I’ve already applied a temporary fix, tested and uploaded the Rise and Evolv theme. I also added some sample content to go ahead and get you started. If you would like for me to delete the sample content just let me know.

Here’s the temporary workaround in case it happens to anyone else –

First download a Code Snippet plugin. I used the “Code Snippets” plugin.

Then create a code snippet and add the following code –

add_filter( ‘unzip_file_use_ziparchive’, ‘__return_false’ );

Save the code snippet and then try and Upload your Theme again and it should work.

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References below –

Bug Reported:

https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/60398

Temporary Fix:
https://www.kadencewp.com/help-center/docs/kadence-theme/wordpress-error-incompatible-archive/

I believe so. They’re pretty good at getting issues fixed pretty quickly.

Also, another option is to directly upload themes using FTP. This can be done by extracting the zip file on your desktop and uploading it to your Themes folder via FTP.

That or the Code Snippets method should work fine for this.

Although it’s not a big issue, hopefully they get it fixed in the next update.

Have you tried placing your Header into a ”Group” block first and then selecting the Sticky option?

For this we’d need to add some CSS. It’s still easy to do though. Do you already have a place where you like to edit your CSS? If so, you should be able to add this –

.wp-block-navigation .wp-block-navigation .current-menu-item a {
color: #ff0000;
}

If you don’t have a place to edit your CSS just let me know.

Also, the color at the moment is red, we can change it to whatever you need.

Older WP themes had a page you could access called Customize > Additional CSS….but with new WordPress themes, they want you to access the Additional CSS section by going to:

Appearance > Editor

Once the page loads, click anywhere inside the page (where your site is shown) so it pulls up the editor.

Once the editor is showing, click the “Styles” button at the top right of the screen. It’s the little Circle that’s half white half black right next to the 3 dots.

When the STYLES sidebar opens up, click the 3 dots (in between the “eye” icon and the X).

Select the “Additional CSS” link from the dropdown. Add in your CSS there.

If you want to change your color to yellow, here’s an example you can start with – #edbf07 In order to find the exact color you want, you just need to use a Color Picker. This can be found anywhere. You can use the color picker on the Theme Editor itself (just use a text block and change the color to pull it up).

Or you can go to Google and type in “Hex Color” and it will automatically pull up a Color Picker. Select your color and copy the HEX code to add to your CSS.

For the “Additional CSS” location, I wish there was a faster way to get to this section, but that’s just the way WordPress has it designed for now. I guess it doesn’t really matter that much since you won’t need to really add custom CSS. Most of the customizations in this theme can be done without adding CSS. We just needed to add it for this specific part of the theme.

The other options to add custom CSS is by adding your own custom.css file to your theme. And of course you could just edit the CSS files of the theme directly.

That’s 3 different ways to edit the CSS. Some people like adding CSS using the “Additional CSS” method to keep their Custom CSS outside of the theme. Some like creating their own custom CSS file to add inside the theme, and some prefer just editing the main theme’s CSS file directly (style.css). All methods work perfectly fine. Totally up to you!

Awesome! Glad I could help!