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All Sorted!

That doesn’t seem to change anything. Thank you for your help anyway ??

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The line above that looks like the one I just posted above^^ so would I move the H2 line from below this that I posted earlier into that?

Thanks,

Hi Danny,

Thank you for your reply! It probably does help but as I’m new to wordpress and HTML that’s a little over my head

<h2 style="text-align: left;" align="center"><a href="Webaddress"><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Technical Services</strong></span></a></h2>

That’s the code that I have at the moment?

That seems to make even the parent pages not work. Hmmm It seems abit of a mystery why it only works on that page as all the rest are fine. Thnak you for the suggestion.

<p>Trading: <a href="../wp-content/uploads/2013/10/KLL-Terms-and-Conditions-for-Supply-of-Services.pdf" title="Keighley Laboratories, terms of trade"><font color="#1b8be0">Terms & Conditions</font></a></p>

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This is the HTML from my footer which I assume is where the pdf is added in?

So how would I go about resolving this? (sorry if you are actually already telling me that in your answers, I’m not actually a web designer I work in marketing and have sort of been left to look after the site with no wordpress experiance)

https://www.keighleylabs.co.uk

That is the link to my website. The pdf works fine on the parent pages just not on the sub pages so i don’t think it is a browser issue. Plus I have tried this in 3 different browsers.

Oh ok thank you. I would much rather try fix the issue via the forum as it seems abit of a waste hiring someone to change one thing that is probably quite simple!

Does anyone else have a way of fixing this or is there a way of contacting wordpress directly?

I tried that Krishna and doesn’t seem to make any difference as it looks like we are already using the complete link, thank you for your help though.

Sorry I should of made it more clear. I mean the link above it, so where it says Trading: terms and conditions. It’s a new site so I haven’t got round to adding the links to the other part yet.

https://www.keighleylabs.co.uk/lab-services-html/ndt-processes/

If you follow that link then click on the terms and conditions in the footer you will get an idea of the issue. The link on the parent pages seems to be working fine.

just to show an example:
I’m having comments left on this page:
https://www.keighleylabs.co.uk/lab-services-html/weld-testing/welding-inspection-weld-testing/

When this is the actual page that shows on my website:
https://www.keighleylabs.co.uk/lab-services-html/weld-testing/

I don’t actual want the comments to be active but my biggest concern is that search engines may be linking visitors to the first page rather then the actual page