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MIGRATING 'customize' SETTINGS FROM CHILD-THEME to main theme

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    spontans
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    Dear LayTheme team,

    I have an old site, in which I used a child theme for laytheme (when it was still possible). Now, when I've upgraded to the new version that doesn't allow child-theme anymore, all the settings from "Customize" menu are gone.

    Is there a way to bring all those precious settings from the customize menu of the child theme to the main one (except of copying them manually)?

    Thanks in advance,
    Sasha

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      hey sasha!

      i think in wordpress, customize settings are saved by the name of the theme

      so i think if your theme was called for example:
      lay-child

      then you can rename the folder "lay" to "lay-child" and then it should get the settings (in /wp-content/themes/)

      lay theme never really supported child themes

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      • arminunruhA arminunruh

        hey sasha!

        i think in wordpress, customize settings are saved by the name of the theme

        so i think if your theme was called for example:
        lay-child

        then you can rename the folder "lay" to "lay-child" and then it should get the settings (in /wp-content/themes/)

        lay theme never really supported child themes

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        spontans
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        @arminunruh Very interesting. Thanks, I'll try this method.

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