Quote:
Originally Posted by peterska2
I'd be lying if I said I document anything.
Generally I just compare the two templates and take it from there. A lot of the time when it is a minor upgrade (eg 3.5.3 to 3.5.4) they list exactly what needs to be changed in each template so I just apply that. If I have to revert I create a child style first, make the changes on there, then export it and import it to overwrite the existing style.
|
All right, let me make sure I understand that correctly. I'll probably butcher it because I'll admit that I don't fully understand the inheritance associated with child styles.
Are these the steps you go through?
If you are going to have to revert a template which has modifications in it:
- Create a child style off of your existing style (The child will have all the same options and templates as the parent)
- Revert the template in the CHILD style
- Manually update the reverted child template with all of your modifications
- Test the child style to make sure you got everything
- Download the Child style selecting "Get customizations made only in this style"
- Upload the style overwriting your old style
If that is correct, could you explain to me what the "Get customizations made in this style and all parent styles " does?
Thanks for your reply. I'm always looking at better ways of doing it and using a child style has never occurred to me.
Chris