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You can edit these files directly using a good [[Glossary#Text Editor|Text Editor]] via FTP:<br /> | You can edit these files directly using a good [[Glossary#Text Editor|Text Editor]] via FTP:<br /> | ||
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You can also access the files using WordPress:<br /> | You can also access the files using WordPress:<br /> | ||
The Base Theme for PageLines 2.0 has several different uses. Developers can use it as a reference for creating their own child themes for the PageLines Store. It can also be used for inserting your own custom CSS & PHP coding into your website, just like the PageLines Customize Plugin. However, the Base Theme goes a step further in that you can also use it to customize PageLines 2.0 core Sections without them being wiped clean whenever you update PageLines 2.0.
The Base Theme is available for free in the PageLines Store.
From your WordPress Administration Panel:
You will now see the Base Theme located inside: /wp-content/themes/pagelines-template-theme
There are two files in the Base Theme for customizing your site: style.css & functions.php.
Editing the style.css file, you can apply custom CSS to your theme.
Editing the functions.php file, that you can add pretty much anything else.
You can edit these files directly using a good Text Editor via FTP:
/wp-content/themes/pagelines-template-theme
You can also access the files using WordPress:
From your WordPress Administration Panel:
If you would like to make custom changes to any of the core Sections, you can easily do so through the Base Theme. This method is preferred over editing the core files directly, because
To make changes to a core Section:
Now any changes you make to the section inside the Base Theme will be reflected on your site as long as the Base Theme is active.