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Also make sure that at the top of your child theme CSS file you import the colour CSS stylesheet. For example if you're running Vantage with the Green theme you need to import 'green.css' into your...

I made this change with a schild theme. Very simple to do by editing the 'header.php' file. Open it up and look for this code:

<label for="search-location">
<span...

A child theme is activated in the same way you activate any other theme. Once it's installed just login to your WP dashboard, go to' Themes and you will see your child theme. Simply click 'Activate'...

I've also had issues with WP on a Windows Server setup. Not sure if it would help but you could add some custom code into your child theme functions.php to move scripts to the footer. Might help...

Thanks for the kind words.

I added the custom code into the top of header.php using a Child Theme.

Yes that's correct, you will lose any customisations if you have edited the main theme files rather than used a child theme. You can find some useful info on child themes here:
...

WordPress has the option for a description for each category built in. THis might prove useful:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/category_description

Open up widgets.php (it's in the 'includes' folder) and look for this code:

echo $before_widget;
echo html_link( $url, __( 'Add a business now', APP_TD ) );
echo $after_widget;

Just change...

Hi There,

It's a Sunday so that could be why responses are slow.

To answer your question. Place the meta tag in 'wrapper.php' in the head section.

Assuming you are using a child theme, copy index.php to your child theme directory. Open it up and look for this:

<section class="overview">
<?php appthemes_before_blog_post_content(); ?>
...

Nice and simple to change this. Open up the 'header.php' file and look for this line of code:

<label for="search-location">
<span class="search-title"><?php _e( 'Near ', APP_TD );...

Hi Alice,

My guess would be you've not added the template name at the top of your child theme CSS file which would mean wordpress doesn't know what the parent theme is.

At the top of your child...

Look for 'form-login' in your theme directory. As always, it's best to use a child theme for modifications or you will lose everything when you upgrade the theme.