I have 4 child themes so I can customize the way each collection is presented without ever worrying about losing changes if I update Inkblot. I have no problem using custom files located in \%child-theme%\ and \%child-theme%\webcomic\ but if I put a tags.php in \%child-theme%-\php\ my changes aren't applied.
Modifying Inkblot's tags.php gets the job done, but then also changes my other 3 child themes which I do not want changed. I'm not adding a new function; I'm changing the way "public static function inkblot_post_meta()" displays a text string.
I read through the wiki but didn't see anything which seemed related to this. If you can give me some pointers, that would be a big help. Thanks.
I have 4 child themes so I can customize the way each collection is presented without ever worrying about losing changes if I update Inkblot. I have no problem using custom files located in \%child-theme%\ and \%child-theme%\webcomic\ but if I put a tags.php in \%child-theme%-\php\ my changes aren't applied.
Modifying Inkblot's tags.php gets the job done, but then also changes my other 3 child themes which I do not want changed. I'm not adding a new function; I'm changing the way "public static function inkblot_post_meta()" displays a text string.
I read through the wiki but didn't see anything which seemed related to this. If you can give me some pointers, that would be a big help. Thanks.