@jackierenee I have taken the liberty to step in and have a look at your site.
It seems you had only removed the theme component from the parent theme, updated it and added it back.
The problem is that Discourse does not recover when a theme component is updated beyond compatibility and after that a pin is added.
The correct way to recover from such a situation is:
- go to the theme component
- scroll all the way down
- copy the settings from “settings editor”
- store them in a text editor
- completely remove (
delete) the theme component - add it back from the Github repository
- copy the settings from the text editor and paste them in “Settings editor”
- make corrections if you have to (sometimes settings are added in the new version so you have to remove them again, the editor will tell you what to do when you try to save them)
- add the theme component to the parent theme.
I have done this on your site and the banners are now showing again.
For theme component authors: it helps a lot if you utilize the version field in about.json so it is actually visible to the administrator on what version a theme component is. Unfortunately Discourse does not show commit versions for theme components as it does with plugins.