• Resolved phusiongraphics

    (@phusiongraphics)


    Hey guys,

    This may seem like a totally basic question, but I need to edit the actual html markup on my site. I have some hard-coded html elements that need editing (adding a specific url).

    Can’t find what I’m looking for in the built in Theme Editor in any of the theme’s templates.

    Any suggestions?

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  • randinicole

    (@randinicole)

    What are you looking for exactly? everything should be within the themes files, and if not you might have to make the page yourself.

    Thread Starter phusiongraphics

    (@phusiongraphics)

    Here’s the link to the site: https://www.theepicstudent.com/wordpress/

    Look at the sidebar, and the items in the very bottom that are links to social networking sites, etc. Their links just have “#” and I want to edit those.

    Cannot find those in any of the theme’s templates. I do find the items in the CSS, but surely I can’t put actual URLs in the CSS.

    I can right-click on the page in the browser and see the “source” but can’t find it anywhere to edit those few items.

    Suggestions?

    randinicole

    (@randinicole)

    Looks like they are widgets to me, under the appearance tab, click on widgets and tell me what u see

    Thread Starter phusiongraphics

    (@phusiongraphics)

    The part that I’m talking about aren’t widgets. They are hard-coded.

    The widgets that are active are the “categories” and the black text that wasn’t styled out in the CSS.

    What I’m trying to edit is that “hard code.” I see those stylings in the CSS, but you can easily tell that they are links to “#” and all I want to do is change “#” to an actual url.

    The footer I did this easily, as well as other areas on the page. But this…no clue.

    randinicole

    (@randinicole)

    Since you seem to think they are hard coded, why dont u ask the AUTHOR of the THEME. if not upload the theme and let someone else trouble shoot it

    Thread Starter phusiongraphics

    (@phusiongraphics)

    Okay, I think I’m an idiot. ??

    The sidebar has been broken into 2 parts and I just noticed that there was a dropdown menu for the sidebar.

    What I was looking at was sidebar_1. Had no clue there was a sidebar_2. I selected the latter and found the code I was looking for.

    UGH!

    However, I truly appreciate your efforts to help me. That’s very kind of you. Thank you very much!

    Thread Starter phusiongraphics

    (@phusiongraphics)

    Okay, I think I’m an idiot. ??

    The sidebar has been broken into 2 parts and I just noticed that there was a dropdown menu for the sidebar.

    What I was looking at was sidebar_1. Had no clue there was a sidebar_2. I selected the latter and found the code I was looking for.

    UGH!

    However, I truly appreciate your efforts to help me. That’s very kind of you. Thank you very much!

    randinicole

    (@randinicole)

    okay, and yw

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