Hello, I want to change the default terms within the lead form ("Your Name", etc.) to another language, so I read in different threads about the topic. I tried to make those changes within my child theme of the Local business theme to protect customisations from future theme updates. I copied both the front-page.php file and the localbusiness-leads-form.php into my child theme directory. But the front-page.php file didn´t contain the specific lines as described in other threads. The relevant lines I found instead in the leads-form.php. There I changed according to my requirements and saved it. But no changes were visible in the form. What went wrong? Which php-file(s) do I have to transfere to my child theme? And where do I have to make the changes? Thanks for your help./Christopher
Hello, Go to front-page.php present in your theme directory and follow the instruction as shown in image given below
Thanks Gourav! I did those changes you mentioned within the file "localbusiness-leads-form.php" (as I said it´s this file in my directory that contains the lines you mentioned above. My "front-page.php" has got info about other aspects of the front page such as sliders etc.). Anyway, the changes are now visible, but as I did them within the directory of my parent theme I wonder if those will be overwritten at a possible future update. Shouldn´t I create an identical "localbusiness-leads-form.php" within my child theme and change there to avoid overwriting? Or is that bit of information in the parent theme immune to theme updates? Thanks./Christopher
Hello, Just add front-page.php in your child theme. It will save your changes while updating theme. For more info about child theme. Follow link given below. http://www.inkthemes.com/httpwww-inkthemes-comhow-to-create-a-child-theme-in-wordpress-a-way-to-save-themes-modification/02/
