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  • Forum: Hacks
    In reply to: Custom PHP & CSS
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    Hi Every one
    I’ve solved the problem, what you need to do, which is what I was trying to do, which is: locate the folder in which your theme is currently hosted. In my case it was

    https://sitenname/wp-content/themes/themename

    where sitename is the name of the site and themename is the name of your theme. I created folders under here relating to css, php etc then on the wordpress page just created the link to the 1st page, the remaining pages take care of themselves, they are linked to each other from the first.

    Thanks for all your help, I hope you can pass this info on to others.

    P.S. is there a way to hide the file name from the status bar and navigation bar in WP.

    I have developed several custom php pages & a css page on my local computer NOT using wordpress, these query a mysql db and subsequently display results. Now I need to integrate them into an existent site created by WordPress, where do I upload these files to and how do I link them to a wordpress php page, where do they live?.

    I have developed several custom php pages & a css page on my local computer NOT using wordpress, these query a mysql db and subsequently display results. Now I need to integrate them into an existent site created by WordPress, where do I upload these files to and how do I link them to a wordpress php page, where do they live?.

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