I've made silly customisations without understanding how your theme worked and i'd like to restaure the initial version as I don't remember what I've done.
I actually changed my previous theme for yours which is fantastic for its simplicity, and I was wondering if I could transfer the posts I created to portfolio as your theme uses portfolio (which is far more intuitive and makes much more sense) ?
To restore the theme to the default state, please do:
1. Go to the Themes menu and first select another theme to make Kathy inactive
2. Click on the Kathy theme and click the Delete button (screenshot: https://cl.ly/rGVi )
3. Now you can re-install the theme with the original theme ZIP file
But for transferring old portfolio posts from another theme to Kathy's portfolio, I am afraid it could not be done easily because the structures of both portfolio are different (e.g. custom post type name, custom field names, etc.) It might be possible with complex database field mapping but, to be honest, I am not 100% sure about this.
So, I think recreating posts would be a better idea here.
Good morning,
I've made silly customisations without understanding how your theme worked and i'd like to restaure the initial version as I don't remember what I've done.
I actually changed my previous theme for yours which is fantastic for its simplicity, and I was wondering if I could transfer the posts I created to portfolio as your theme uses portfolio (which is far more intuitive and makes much more sense) ?
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Many thanks
Emilie
Hello Emilie,
To restore the theme to the default state, please do:
1. Go to the Themes menu and first select another theme to make Kathy inactive
2. Click on the Kathy theme and click the Delete button (screenshot: https://cl.ly/rGVi )
3. Now you can re-install the theme with the original theme ZIP file
But for transferring old portfolio posts from another theme to Kathy's portfolio, I am afraid it could not be done easily because the structures of both portfolio are different (e.g. custom post type name, custom field names, etc.) It might be possible with complex database field mapping but, to be honest, I am not 100% sure about this.
So, I think recreating posts would be a better idea here.
Regards,
Paul