when I create a fortuna child theme, I’m using a functions.php file to enqueue style.css. The question is, do I need to enqueue other files as well to do it properly, like other css files or scripts?

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Another question related to the first one is : in your latest theme update, you provide a child version of your theme with a css file which has a @import function to link the fortuna css. I’ve seen lately that this is no longer recommended and that should be set with the help of a functions.php file which should have an enqueue-script function.(from: https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes, I get this: Note that the previous method was to import the parent theme stylesheet using @import: this is no longer best practice. The correct method of enqueuing the parent theme stylesheet is to add a wp_enqueue_scripts action and use wp_enqueue_style() in your child theme’s functions.php.)
But as in your latest update your still working with @import, I’d like to have your opinion on this subject,
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this is related to my first question, and the use of a functions.php file to enqueue style in my child theme. I have made other modifications in other files like for example vc_templates/service_medium.php. The question is here : what is the correct way to keep these modifications in the child theme? Shall I just add a copy of this vc_templates/service_medium.php modified file in my child theme, inside a new vc_templates directory, or shall I put it at the root? And do I have to enqueue this file in the functions.php file ?
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1. No, you need to enqueue no other files than the style.css
2. Sure, you can of course use this method too (enqueueing via the functions.php file).
Our child theme has been included with the theme since version 1.0 and we can surely update it in the future to use the other method, at this point I see no particular reason to do so though.

3. Overriding a shortcode can be done by redefining the shortcode methods in your child theme’s functions.php or including the template to it like they are included in the
includes\shortcodes\vc_shortcodes.php, for example:

load_template( trailingslashit( get_template_directory() ) . ‘includes/shortcodes/vc/boc_iconpicker.php’);

This is not really a theme specific functionality, rather a core WP one.