Ledger Child

== Description ==

Three files: a stylesheet with the right header, a functions file that enqueues the parent correctly, and a readme explaining which of Ledger’s template parts are worth overriding and which are not.

Most child themes people write start by enqueueing the parent stylesheet the wrong way, because the wrong way was in a tutorial in 2014 and never left. This one does it the way that survives a parent update.

There is nothing else in it. A starter child theme with features is a parent theme with extra steps.

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== Installation ==

• Install Ledger first. A child theme without its parent does nothing.
• Install and activate Ledger Child.
• Write your overrides in style.css and functions.php.

Free, and it will stay free. There is no version of this worth charging for.

== Frequently asked questions ==

Why is this a separate download?

Because bundling it inside Ledger would mean updating Ledger overwrites your changes. That is the entire problem child themes solve.

Which files should I copy in?

Only the ones you are changing. The readme lists which template parts Ledger expects to be overridden.

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