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Child Theme : Adding jquery plugin to my child theme

jamesjones
Participant

@jamesjones

14 years, 10 months ago

I am trying to figure out how to add a jquery plugin i want to use on my site.

At the moment i have it hard coded into the header.

What is the best way to include it into my child theme.

On an aside which may be related – i have been trying to include another php file into my child theme

using <?php include( TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/somefile.php’ ); ?>

This looks for it in the Parent theme file and not the child.

What am i missing?

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Brajesh Singh
Participant

@sbrajesh

14 years, 10 months ago

well, for jquery plugin, use wp_enqueue_script in the child theme’s functions.php

for your other problem, use this code

<?php include_once(get_stylesheet_directory().'/somefile.php');?>

This should solve the problem.

The TEMPLATEPATH will point to parent theme not to the child theme.

jamesjones
Participant

@jamesjones

14 years, 10 months ago

Thanks Brajesh.

Figured out the wp-enque part shortly after i posted.

Thanks for the include path

@mercime
Participant

@mercime

14 years, 10 months ago

to include another php file into my child theme e.g. somefile.php which is also in your child theme folder, simply done as …

<?pho include ('somefile.php'); ?>

Andy Peatling
Keymaster

@apeatling

14 years, 10 months ago

just use:

<?php locate_template( array( 'somefile.php' ), true ) ?>

Then you don’t have to worry about templatepath or stylesheetpath.

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