Frequently Asked Questions

A WordPress child theme inherits the functionality and styling of another theme, called the parent theme. Child themes allow you to modify and customize your WordPress site without making changes to the parent theme's files. This way, you can keep your customizations separate and preserve them when the parent theme is updated.

Modifying the parent theme directly is not recommended because your changes will be lost when the parent theme is updated. Child themes provide a safe and efficient way to customize WordPress themes. They preserve your changes during parent theme updates, make customizations manageable, and allow you to build upon existing themes.

1. Make sure the parent theme is installed and active on your WordPress site.
2. Download the child theme zip file from our website.
3. In your WordPress dashboard, go to Appearance > Themes > Add New > Upload Theme.
4. Click Choose File, select the downloaded zip file, and click Install Now.
5. After installation, click Activate to start using your new child theme.

Yes, you can use the generated child themes for both personal and commercial purposes. Our tool generates child themes that comply with the GPL (General Public License) which allows for commercial use, modification, and distribution.

No, you don't need to know coding to use our tool. The generator provides an easy-to-use interface for customizing your child theme without writing any code. However, having some basic CSS and PHP knowledge will allow you to make more advanced customizations to your child theme.

No, there are no limitations on the number of child themes you can generate. You can create as many child themes as you need for your projects.

We provide basic support for the generated child themes through our documentation and help center. If you have specific questions or issues with your child theme, you can also reach out to our support team through the contact form. However, we do not provide support for customizations or modifications you make to the generated child themes.

To generate a child theme, you'll need to provide:

• Parent theme information (either from WordPress.org or custom)
• Child theme name and slug
• Theme description
• Version number
• Author information
• Custom CSS (optional)
• Color scheme (optional)

Child themes do not typically receive updates from the parent theme. However, if you need to update your child theme to inherit new features or changes from the parent theme, you can generate a new child theme using our tool and then copy your customizations from the old child theme to the new one.