Hello,

Yes, if you make the changes directly to parent theme files, they will be overwritten in case of a theme update. And as result, the changes will be gone.
There are three ways you can avoid this.
1-You can save a copy of the file you are adding changes and replace it in the future (after theme update).
2-Perform a partial update. Meaning, you check the change log and overwrite ONLY the files that has been altered from the release. Not overwrite the entire theme folder.
3-Just use a child theme.

Best regards!

can you please explain, how I can use custom social Media Icons, without programming? I need that as well. The last time I asked, you said you would integrate such a funktion with the next update, but I think I can’t find it

Greatings Jasmin

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by jgifhorn.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by jgifhorn.

Hello,

@jgifhorn,
Sorry but this is not yet possible. We will included it, it is in the to-do list. but has not yet been implemented.

Best regards!

That would be great

Greetings Jasmin