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While you can modify it without changing it, you can isolate the parts you change by creating a Child Theme. In summary:
I could give you lots more details but basically this guy does a really good job of explaining How to Create a Child Theme so better for me just to point you to it. When you want to upgrade the parent theme just upgrade; it will leave your child theme in-tact. Of course your child theme mayt work perfectly if they've changed the parent too much and/or if you copied and modified theme files they updated in the new version you won get the new functionality without modifying them too, but it's a lot better from starting over each time! Hope that helps. |
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