kntdan

Hi JNashHawkins, thanks
I went into Appearance-Editor and looked at header.php and every page there and nothing. But you said “I imagine your ‘WPBakery’ editor can do that for you.” I am not sure what you mean by that. Does not seem WPBakery allows me to edit a header.php file. I even downloaded header.php wondering if I caould see more there, nothing. I have gone through every page and every editable element of WPBakery, nothing. The phone number is a link set up as a <a href= I cant find it anywhere I can see it when I look at the page source. But find it to edit it, have not been able to find it.
Thanks for your post.

PS It was in Theme Options

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by kntdan. Reason: Solved

@ginaginagina This is not resolved except not upgrading to 2.0.41. But I do not have the latest version of Avada installed. I took over a web build for someone that bailed on the client and he did not leave any info about Avada theme purchase. So I am building this with one hand tied behind my keyboard.
My suggestion would be to make sure everything is current backup your site, and upgrade you can always restore if the upgrade blows out some pages. If possible back up the site restore it locally and test it there. IMHO

Hi Support,
It is unchecked, and the error is:
Content Error
Your page content could not be displayed as a Fusion Builder Layout.
Most likely that means, there is some invalid markup or shortcode in it.
Please check the content in the text editor.

Once I went back to 2.0.40 it was fine.

Thanks for the reply, seems rather inclusive even the free version I will check it out, thanks.
Dan

Thanks again.

Thank you so much Rev. worked great!

Thanks,
Check out this page:
https://www.socalda.org/scdawordpress/?cat=11

Upon following the procedures on the link you sent me I find the home page, once changed to PHP does not show as I would like. The whole format seems changed my masthead is gone along with other CSS formatting. Can I add a PHP page to a CSS based site?

Looks good thank you so much.

Thanks for the replies.
It was the tables that were growing.
I had inherited a website and the previous webmaster had made a MySQL database naming it wordpress. So I had assumed, until I looked further, it was only for our WordPress module. They had also added a Forum to the site and included the same MySQL database to cover both, WordPress and the Forum. So looking at it with the support of our ISP we realized it was the forum that was infested with an expanding virus. I dumped the forum module and dropped the PHPBB tables and all is well.
Thanks again for the response.