I´m very happy to announce the release of the 3.0 version of Divi Children, the free plugin that automatically creates highly customizable Divi child themes for you. Divi Children 3.0 represents a major breakthrough, and that is the reason why the version number has been bumped from 2.0.9 directly to 3.0.
The plugin has been completely refactored, even some things that might still remain looking more or less the same to regular Divi Children users. Divi Children 3.0 does not only include cool, eye-catching, easily identifiable new features, but a lot of work and time has also been invested under the hood in such matters as security or plugin compatibility.
With more than 250 new Customizer settings or controls, Divi child themes created by Divi Children will be more customizable than ever. And some of them are not just simple Customizer controls but powerful new customizing tools, thanks for instance to the new EZ-Builders.
EZ-Builders
As I revealed in my previous sneak peek post, the main innovation of the 3.0 release is the introduction of the EZ-Builder, a new kind of compact, easy to use, drag and drop sortable builder to be used directly in the WordPress Customizer.
EZ-Builders are used to add, delete, sort or individually customize building elements. They will be found in the Customizer for every child theme created by Divi Children 3.0, for the following applications:
- Footer Credits
- Post Meta
- Social Icons
- Post Layout Builder
Footer Credits:
Post Meta:
Social Icons:
Post Layout Builder:
The new Post Layout Builder is probably the most interesting feature of Divi Children 3.0. Combined with the settings available in the Custom Post Styles section (depending on the elements you have used for your post layout), as well as all the new customizing options brought by the Meta Elements and Meta Styles sections and by other new general customizing settings, you´ll be free to easily customize your single posts with a flexibility never available before in Divi.
If you read my pre-release Divi Children 3.0 sneak peek post Divi Children 3 is almost here… and you are going to love it! and you saw the video I included over there about the new Post Layout Builder, you now what I´m talking about.
New Customizer controls, sections and panels
Every child theme created by Divi Children 3.0 comes with lots of new Customizer settings, arranged in several different sections. And the new available Customizer sections are also organized into new panels.
The Customizer panel titles show the name of the child theme (unless it is too long, in which case Child Theme is displayed instead) plus the name of the panel generated by Divi Children.
For example, for a child theme named “Divi Tests Child”, the new settings available for customizing UL and OL lists would be located inside the “Lists” section within the “Divi Tests Child – General Settings” panel, and so on:
New faster Output Mode
Having so many options and settings, your child themes could slow down your site. But site speed has also been a concern when developing Divi Children 3.0.
You´ll find that a new Output Mode section has been added to the Customizer as well. Thanks to it, you´ll be able to switch your child theme from Development Mode to Production Mode once you are done customizing your site.
Once you set your child theme to Production Mode, your site will run much faster because your child theme will stop querying the database to retrieve all your settings, and all your customized saved CSS will be sent to output at once instead.
Using Divi Children 3.0
First of all, of course, you´ll need to install and activate the plugin. For those of you who are not familiar with Divi Children yet, it gets installed just like any other plugin, as explained in the Divi Children plugin Installation page.
Once the plugin is active, you´ll find the Divi Children page under Appearance in your WP Admin area, which includes 3 tabs:
- Create New Divi Child Theme
- Change Screenshot
- Update Child Theme
We´ll go quickly through each of these options, as well as through how to use a child theme created by Divi Children 3.0:
Creating a new Divi Child Theme
This is the main Divi Children subpage, and the default tab that will be open when you access Appearance > Divi Children. It includes a form with all the relevant information about the child theme the plugin is going to create for you as soon as you hit the “Create Divi Child Theme” button.
Divi Children grabs from your site all the default information shown on the various form fields, but you can modify whatever you want before creating your child theme.
Once you hit the button, Divi Children automatically creates the new child theme, makes sure it is there inside your wp-content/themes folder, checks that everything went alright and then informs you about the success, showing the child theme details:
As long as you have the parent Divi theme installed in your site, you´re all set now and you can go ahead and just activate the new Divi child theme that Divi Children 3.0 created for you.
Using child themes created by Divi Children 3.0
Once you activate your new child theme, you won´t see any child theme settings page in the WP Admin area, everything happens within the WordPress Customizer.
Just open the Customizer and you will notice that new panels and sections specific to your child theme have been added by Divi Children 3.0 to the default Divi Customizer sections.
Most of the options and settings are quite straightforward (or at least they should be, please let me know otherwise), and instructions or hints are provided as needed. So, as soon as you have created and activated your new Divi child theme, you will be ready to start playing with all the new available builders, options and settings, and to start customizing your Divi site in many ways you simply were not able to achieve before Divi Children 3.0 came around.
If you want to get deeper details about how to fully customize child themes created by Divi Children 3.0, don´t worry: I´ll be posting some tutorials about using specific features in the coming days. So if you want to hear more about Divi Children 3.0, make sure you are subscribed to our blog.
You don´t need Divi Children to be active all the time
I keep repeating this every time the subject arises, but even so many users don´t seem to remember it. So, just to make sure, and also for all the new (welcome) Divi Children 3.0 users, I´ll write it down once again: Once you have created your child theme, the Divi Children plugin does not need to remain active.
That´s right, you can deactivate or even delete the plugin, and all the customizing features created by Divi Children will still be there working alright for you.
In fact, after you have your new child theme, you will only need Divi Children to be again active in your site if you want to create yet another child theme, if you want to use Divi Children to change your screenshot, or if you want to update your child themes created by Divi Children.
Changing the screenshot of your Divi child themes
If you don´t want to use the default screenshot installed by Divi Children 3.0 for your child theme and would rather have your own image for it, you can use the Change Screenshot feature provided in the second tab of the Divi Children page:
Just select the child theme for which you want to change the screenshot and either upload or choose the new screenshot by means of the Media Manager, or else type or paste the file URL in case the image is to be uploaded from another location. Then hit the button and you´re all set, Divi Children will automatically change the screenshot and will show you a success message.
Updating child themes
As I informed at the moment of releasing Divi Children 2.0.9 a year ago now, the code for updating old child themes was removed because the process of checking and updating existing child themes was becoming too complicated at that moment, and I also said that it would completely change and get far simpler for future versions of Divi Children.
Now that everything has been redeveloped I´ve also made some arrangements to simplify that process. All the child theme code files that may need future updating (including the new custom single template and some other child theme php files) have been moved to the Divi Children Engine for easy future updating of child themes previously created by earlier versions of the plugin.
So now the plugin will check whether your selected child theme was created (or updated) with the latest version of the Divi Children Engine and, in case it wasn´t, it will simply update the whole Divi Children Engine to its newest version. That will be done by means of the third subpage of the Divi Children page, under the Update Child Theme tab:
But remember that the old child theme updating feature was interrupted in Divi Children 2.0.9, so the new Update Child Theme functionality will only work from now on, for future updates to the child themes you´ll begin creating with Divi Children 3.0 now (or with future releases of the plugin). Actually, only Divi child themes that are eligible for update (those created by version 3.0 or by a newer one) will be ready to be chosen under Select child theme.
On the other hand, if you try to update any of the child themes you´ll be creating with Divi Children 3.0, the plugin will let you know that no updating is required:
Logically enough, you´ll have to wait for future child themes features to be able to get them by updating your child theme! But when the time comes, when newer versions of Divi Children are released, you´ll see it was worth it to have the updating system so deeply modified. Everything will be much easier then.
Time to give it a try
I won´t be explaining here the whole lot of new cool features now available in Divi Children 3.0. During the next days, though, I will be publishing some new posts where I´ll get into more details about them, and I´ll show you some useful examples on using the new features.
So it is time to give it a try now. Go ahead and download the new Divi Children 3.0, use it to create a wonderful child theme for your Divi site and enjoy playing with it!
Please let me know what you think about the new Divi Children 3.0 in the comments.
- New Divi Children 3.0.10 update released - April 7, 2022
- New Divi Children 3.0.7 version for WordPress 4.9 - November 15, 2017
- Understanding Divi Children Output Mode - October 11, 2017
Wow, I can’t wait to try this amazing plugin! Thank you! Tweeted.
Awesome, I’ll try it out. Will this work with Extra or do you have one that does? Thank you.
No, sorry, April. It´s just for Divi.
Thanks Luis! I’ll be checking this out for the first time, what an epic build sir!
Just to be clear, I customize using the plugin, export a Child Theme, deactivate the plugin, and all the CSS is added to the newly created style.css file in the Child Theme? If so, does the plugin also create Javascript which is put in blog header (found in Divi Integration settings?)
You rock!
No, you didn´t get it totally right, Josh.
First you use the plugin to create a child theme. Once it is created (and even before you begin customizing it) you can deactivate the plugin if you want, because all the customization features are now within your child theme. You can re-customize it any time you want and as many times as you want, without the aid of the plugin.
Thanks Luis, I’ll wait to see a tutorial video on how the process works from import to export before diving in.
The benefit of such a video (even a brief one) would mean you could point to it for many common questions. There are enough features and variables to make it overwhelming to grasp without a video guide.
Hope you get the developer update soon!
This is impressive. I think all my next projects would be build on this awesome peace of work. Thank you very much for your time bringing Divi to another level!!!!
WOW ! Your plugin add just what’s missing the most to Divi (in my opinion) : ability to design blog post as a template ! Thx a lot ! (How comes this is a free plugin, i could have paid for it, really. All i can say is thx a lot and i will post a review for it on my blog too)
btw your page here is broken right now, you may already know but still : https://divi4u.com/examples-of-sites-using-divi/
Thanks for your kind words, Guillaume.
The page you mentioned is not broken, as it says is being improved to make it much better. For instance, once it is back online it will get automatically updated by means of scheduled hourly crons. It´ll take a while though, so for the time being I removed form the main menu (I know, it´s still linked there in the homepage, I had expected to have the whole think done before, but the release of Divi Children 3.0 took too much time).
Hi, I am discovering your plugin for the first time, thanks for the great work! The feature with the posts seems amazing. I am a question, can we later deactivate the added options in the theme customizer pannel? I am affraid clients would mess it up!
What would be amazing would be to create the child theme on an installation, customize it and then be able to export it WITH the customizations and just install it for the client website 🙂
Hi, Laura. I´m glad you liked it.
If you switch the Output Mode to Production, any changes in the Customizer will not be reflected on the site, plus it´ll work faster. So you really only have to warn your customers about not messing with the Output Mode section.
About the child theme export, I´ve been working for more than a year on a much more sophisticated premium product that, among other things, does that. It´ll produce very compact and fast child themes ready to be installed in the customer site, using a full Divi Builder for the posts and the blog structures, with new custom modules and many more new features. Actually, the reason I didn´t release it yet is because Divi 3.0 came a year ago and its Visual Builder is not friendly with it at all, so for many months now I´m eagerly waiting for the announced Divi 3.1 “Developer” version to continue with my development.
Luis,
If I have a child theme already on a site and want to instal Divi Children 3.0, will that work?
It will work in the sense that you can use Divi Children to create new child themes, but with this release you won´t be able to update older child themes. It used to be possible to update your existing child themes before Divi Children 2.0.9, and it will (in a much easier way) after 3.0, as I explain in the post.
Hi. Thanks for plugin!
one question…
i have your plugin v.2.0.9 and site on child theme.
Can i update it? how?
I want to get new features ) without a trouble/
Thanks
Sorry, but with with the 3.0 release you won´t be able to update older child themes. It used to be possible to update your existing child themes before Divi Children 2.0.9, and it is possible again (and in a much easier way) after 3.0, as I explained in the post. For instance, I´ve updated the plugin to 3.0.3 today, and with it anybody can update any child theme created by versions 3.0.0, 3.0.1 or 3.0.2 very easily.
i see(
perhaps….
can i replace any files? or code? manually
or
can you advise me an easy way to transfer all the settings from one child theme to another.
Thanks.
Sure. Send me an email via the Contact page with the link to the site and a bit of information about your customizations.
Hi Luis,
Thanks so much for new version, looking forward to checking it out.
Just to get it straight in my head, if I am currently using your 2.0.x plugin, that I’ll be downloading 3.0.x and creating a new child theme, with customisations manually re-entered, and if I have 2.0.x still active there are no conflicts with 3.0.x ? (or do I need to delete 2.0.x before).
Thanks, JB
Hi, JB.
Once you´ve created your child theme, you don´t need to have the plugin active in your site. You can even delete the plugin and your child theme will keep working alright. You only need Divi Children while you´re creating your child theme or, later on, if you want to create a new child theme or to update an existing one (but, in these cases, the best option is to use the latest version of the plugin anyway).
I just have one question, thats is I already have a child theme for Divi that I made. If I use this Divi Children creator, will it break anything? Should I deactivate the other Child theme that I made myself first?
You can create a new child theme with Divi Children without deactivating your current child theme first. It will not break anything. But of course, when you activate your new child theme you won´t have on it the customizations you made for the other child theme, unless you copy them to the new child theme.
I think this looks great, but is it ready for mass use? I spend alot of time on client work and would like to be able to save themes and sell them for re-use. Will this enable me to do that? How much is it? Is there support ready yet?
It has been beta tested by many people for over a month before its release, so I guess it´s ready for mass use. The plugin is free, so you can do whatever you want with it. As for support, I´ve been giving free email support for Divi Children for a long time. As long as you don´t want anything custom and it´s really Divi Children related, you can count on free support. Otherwise, I can also be hired to do custom development.
Thank you Luis for creating and sharing this wonderful child theme.
Previously I used to manually create a child theme. To create a custom footer area with Divi builder, I create a section layout in Divi library and use that specific post id in footer.php to display my custom footer. I insert a code like following:
just below the line:
Where “xxxx” represents the post id of the layout in Divi library.
In the child theme generated by the plugin, there is no option of modifying footer.php to use a Divi layout.
I have tried to use the layout in a single column full width footer layout, but the appearance of the layout depends upon the width of the footer area, which doesn’t cover entire screen area.
Is there any way that a layout can be used in place of footer area?
I´m sorry, Manas, but the commenting system seems to have wiped out your code. Could you contact me via email through the Contact page?
Hi again, Manas. I now see what you meant.
Divi Children does not mess with the footer.php file anymore. Older versions used to create a custom footer.php file in the child themes in order to customize the footer credits, which was a pain in the neck because that file needed to be updated if the parent Divi theme changed its footer.php file. But that is no longer needed in Divi Children 3.
What this means is that you don´t have to worry about the custom footer.php file created by Divi Children in your child theme simply because it just doesn´t exist. And what this also means is that you can copy the original Divi footer.php, paste in your new child theme created by Divi Children, and then customize it just as you did before with your old child theme.
You don´t need to worry about future child theme updates done with the Divi Children plugin, it won´t delete or modify the footer.php file of your child theme. You only will need to check every once in a while if your custom file is ok with any possible future version of Divi´s original footer.php, but that is something you needed to do before anyway.
Cheers!
Hi Luis Alejandre,
I am happy to see this new release.
I hope I can try it very soon. I like the idea of customization without going into code.
Thanks,
Gaby
Hi luis .
It´t amazing but I have a doubt.
Right now I don´t have any Divi child theme and I would like to create one .Can with this to make it ?
All my css changed in divi theme options will lose when I activate this child theme?
If it so how can I recovery them?
Many thanks
Yes, you can create a new child theme with Divi Children. You won´t lose any of the custom CSS tweaks you have in Divi Theme Options, since your child theme will run on the Divi parent theme.
Many thanks for your fast answer.
Let me know one more doubt.
If I create a new child theme and I activate it, now on I´ll work in that child theme and when Divi is updated with a new version , for example 3.084 I will not lose the changes previous right?
Thank you so much for your help.
No, you won´t lose anything; that´s one of the main advantages of child themes.
Thanks for all Luis Alejandre and many thanks for this great and amazing tool Divi Children.
Hello, I have one question:
do you take care of translations?
In case you need to translate DIVI which comes with three text-domains, you need to create a special folder-structure for these translation-files AND a function in functions.php to find and load these translation files.
Is this included in your child-theme-creator?
Hi, Connie.
Divi Children is ready for translation. There are two different text-domains:
that’s not correct.
Divi uses three text domains:
– Divi domain loading from lang/ directory
– et-core domain loading from /core/languages direcrtory
– et_builder domain loading from includes/builder/languages/ directory
that is what I learned.
And it needs a function call in functions.php of the childfile where these three language files are loaded.
Are these folders and the function included?
Is this documented?
I installed the plugin in a test-version and I am going to translate the languagefiles to de_Formal.po
let’s see how it works, thanks
Hi Alejandro
I just to create a child theme with divi children.
So far all things work perfectly but I have a doubt.
If I want to make changes in divi child I have to go to appearance then customizer and to switch development mode and then make the changes and save them.
And before going out to change to production mode right?
Could you tell me the right steps?
Many thanks for all and congratulations by this plugin divi children
When you are still customizing your site you need to be in Development Mode so you are able to see your changes.
Once you think you have finished customizing your site you can switch to Production Mode and that way your site will run faster. But you don´t really have to, it´s just a performance improvement. What I mean is that you don´t need to switch to Production Mode every time you are going to exit the Customizer or every time you stop customizing your site for a while.
Many thanks for all Alejandro.
Well done, Luis, I just installed 3.0 and recreated my footer credits (which is why I installed 2.0.9 in the first place.
However, I would like to propose an update for consideration… I have been looking everywhere for an elegant solution on making the 3 x bottom containers (#footer-bottom, #et-footer-nav and #main-footer) of Divi full-width, and could not find anything; at long last I asked Elegant Themes for a solution and they gave me the following CSS snippets to add to the Divi Theme Options;
#footer-bottom .container {
width: 90% !important;
max-width: 90% !important;
}
#et-footer-nav .container {
width: 90% !important;
max-width: 90% !important;
}
#main-footer .container{
width:90% !important;
max-width:90% !important;
}
However, after installing Divi Children 3.0, I noticed that I no longer needed the #main-footer container, as you have the option for full-width as part of the Footer Bottom EZ-Builders (“Span Footer Bottom to full width”), and I like to keep things simple and together, I deleted the last CSS snippet in Divi Theme Options.
Would it not be great to be able to also add these options to the other two bottom containers’ EZ-Builders?
Just a thought…:)
Thanks, Gerhard. It looks like a good idea, I´ll consider it for future upgrades.
Hi, amazing like always, one question, engined theme is still in development or i should consider to switch to this new child theme, again your work is amazing, thanks for your effort.
Thank you for your kind and encouraging words, Edison.
No, Engined is not being maintained any longer. Its original features (plus some new ones) are now covered either by Divi or by child themes created by Divi Children.
Hello! I’m trying to use the Custom Post Layout Builder but I’m not able to add a header. Can you tell me how I could do that? I need it to display on custom post types (for example, events, used with Events Calendar Pro). Can you help?
Thanks!
Hi, Monica.
What do you mean by adding a header? BTW, The Post Layout Builder is intended to work with single standard posts, not with custom post types.
Hi Luis, Wile trying your plugin in preview on my localhost I encounter a “HTTP ERROR 500”, so I’m quite afraid to activate it now. Do you have any suggestions ?
Best.
Hi, Thibault.
I´ve never heard of such an issue. But anyway, even in the event of a conflict with other plugin (or any other event for that matter), you know that once you´ve created your child theme with it, you don´t need Divi Children to remain active (or even installed) in your site, don´t you?
Hi Luis,
When I’m logged in as administrator and add or modify css in the. css style file of the child theme, I have to log out to see the changes.
I use the wp fastest cache plugin and each time I save the css file I have to click on the WPFC button “delete cache and minified css/js” at the top of the page.
I tried without the wp fastest cache plugin, same problem…
Changes appear correctly in the following browsers: edge, firefox or chrome in private browsing.
Do I use the divi children plugin correctly? Have you had any feedback?
Thank you for your possible answer
Hi, Jamel.
That looks like a cache problem, your browser does not “take” your most recent changes in style.css. Browser cache issues can be very annoying some times when you´re doing web development. That´s the mean reason why I began using Firefox Quantum by the end of last year, after many years of being a Chrome user.
Thank You Luis for your response.
hi i want to change the layout of the divi single.php
how do i go about this without conflicting with the divi-children single.php?
You deserve an accolade for your creativity Luis this plugin has helped me a lot. Also i love to have your Standard Divi Modules to Extra Category Builder direct download link sent to my email. Thanks
Hi.
I migrated this site to another server.
Once migration was complete, I get these error message at the top of my WP dashboard.
See this screenshot: https://prnt.sc/kdiqzg
I dunno how to fix it. Please help.
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Notice: Undefined variable: count in /home/ecoledubarmtl/public_html/wp-content/themes/ecole-du-bar-de-montreal/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/header/hide-header-settings.php on line 38
Notice: Undefined variable: count in /home/ecoledubarmtl/public_html/wp-content/themes/ecole-du-bar-de-montreal/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/footer/hide-footer-settings.php on line 38
Notice: Undefined variable: count in /home/ecoledubarmtl/public_html/wp-content/themes/ecole-du-bar-de-montreal/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/social-icons/hide-social-icons-settings.php on line 38
Notice: Undefined variable: count in /home/ecoledubarmtl/public_html/wp-content/themes/ecole-du-bar-de-montreal/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/post-customizer/hide-post-customizer-settings.php on line 38
Notice: Undefined variable: custom_selector in /home/ecoledubarmtl/public_html/wp-content/themes/ecole-du-bar-de-montreal/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/custom-modules/hide-custom-settings.php on line 42
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Hi, Stéphane. What version of the Divi Children Engine are you using? Have you updated your child theme using the latest version of the Divi Children plugin?
Hi Luis,
I get the same problem as Stéphane Lemay.
DIVI Children plugin 3.0.6
DIVI Children engine 3.0.5
Child updated.
Here is the log from wp-content/debug.log (i changed my website related name with XXXXX)
[29-Aug-2018 15:56:16 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: has_hero in /home/XXXXX/www/wp-content/themes/XXXXX/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/post-customizer/post-custom-styles-settings.php on line 102
[29-Aug-2018 15:56:16 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: has_backimg in /home/XXXXX/www/wp-content/themes/XXXXX/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/post-customizer/post-custom-styles-settings.php on line 219
[29-Aug-2018 15:56:16 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: has_spacer in /home/XXXXXX/www/wp-content/themes/XXXXXX/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/post-customizer/post-custom-styles-settings.php on line 905
[29-Aug-2018 15:56:17 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: count in /home/XXXXX/www/wp-content/themes/XXXXXX/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/general-settings/hide-general-settings.php on line 43
[29-Aug-2018 15:56:17 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: count in /home/XXXXX/www/wp-content/themes/XXXXXX/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/header/hide-header-settings.php on line 38
[29-Aug-2018 15:56:17 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: count in /home/XXXXXX/www/wp-content/themes/XXXXXXX/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/footer/hide-footer-settings.php on line 38
[29-Aug-2018 15:56:17 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: count in /home/XXXXXX/www/wp-content/themes/XXXXXXt/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/social-icons/hide-social-icons-settings.php on line 38
[29-Aug-2018 15:56:17 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: count in /home/XXXXXX/www/wp-content/themes/XXXXXX/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/post-customizer/hide-post-customizer-settings.php on line 38
[29-Aug-2018 15:56:17 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: custom_selector in /home/XXXXX/www/wp-content/themes/XXXXXX/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/custom-modules/hide-custom-settings.php on line 42
[29-Aug-2018 15:56:17 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: count in /home/XXXXX/www/wp-content/themes/XXXXXXX/divi-children-engine/dce-customizer/settings/custom-modules/hide-custom-settings.php on line 50
Any idea solving it?
The log files is getting bigger and bigger.
Thanks
Lionel
So I must be missing something. How do I migrate an existing child theme created under 2.0.9 to 3.x without clobbering my existing site?
Hello
I find it a very interesting plugin, with a lot of options
Hi Luis,
The last version of Divi Children 3.0.9 is giving me two error alerts in WP 5.3.2:
1. “The plugin generated 2 characters of unexpected output during activation. If you notice “headers already sent” messages, problems with syndication feeds or other issues, try deactivating or removing this plugin.”
2. “Warning: Your WordPress installation has a problem with outputting extra whitespace. This can corrupt backups that you download from here.” (From UdraftPlusBackup)
It’s solved when I deactivate it. Can you fix it?
Hi, Elisio.
Do these problems get solved when you deactivate the plugin or when you deactivate the child theme created by the plugin?
I will investigate this issue, but in any case please note that you don´t need the plugin to be active in your site except when creating a new child theme (or updating an old one).