How do I adjust the footer message in Drupal? Do I need to login to Drupal dashboard or what?
I have searched almost every file in cPanel, but I could not find any of the website's actual HTML.
I can only customize body content but not footer
Thanks.
PS: I think they might using Drupal 7 - precision themes
The answer to this question depends pretty heavily on the manner in which the theme has been built. However, there are a few generic things to try. And yes you will most likely need to be logged into your site.
In a default setup, the footer content is simply a block or blocks placed in the footer region of the theme. In this case, navigate to {site_address}/admin/structure/block (Structure >> Blocks from the Admin Toolbar) and edit the blocks placed in the footer region.
If there are no blocks in that region, it is likely that the footer content is hard-coded in the theme files or configured in the theme settings. I would check:
the files inside of the /sites/all/themes/ directory in your
webroot for a hard-coded footer
the settings for your default theme configured at
{site_address}/admin/appearance/settings/{default_theme_name} (Appearance from the
Admin Toolbar and then Settings underneath your default theme) for a configuration based footer
Best of luck.
It depends on how it's added:
May be hard-coded somewhere in theme files. In that case you'll have to edit theme files, /sites/all/themes/your-theme-name
Theme may have some options/property for this - check theme prefs (under appearance)
It may be added as a block - go to Structure -> Blocks and see if there is some block which name associates on "Drupal", "Copyright" or similar and remove it from it's block.
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I want to change the footer text and add my website name in it, how could I do so? I am using Magazine Pro Theme on Wordpress.
Normally pro themes provide documentation for customizing it. You can find there the changing option. You can also check the theme option for that.
I hope you will get your answer.
I must be present somewhere in the theme customizer. In mostly themes footer text will present in theme customizer under footer option
If you don't find the code in the theme customizer, then another method is to change it from the footer.php file. First of all, login to your WordPress dashboard and visit Appearance ยป Theme Editor from the left sidebar of your WordPress dashboard. On the right side, you'll see different theme files. From here open the Theme Footer file (footer.php).
Check this image
Now you can change the footer text from here. But before changing it, save the backup of code for restoration in case if you change the wrong code. If you still face any issues, send me the code which is present in footer.php and I'll guide you which code you have to change.
I'm new to Drupal. I have a page template that has a nav, header and footer. This works correctly for how I want most of my site, except for the login page that I would like to completely customize.
Is there a way to overwrite or ignore the overall site templating (perhaps by placing my login page template into a folder within the /templates directory?) in order to style that one page differently?
Thanks.
If you are looking out for customizing only the login page without its effect on anywhere in the site, you can use page--user--login.tpl.php to override it.
Basically you should find system template you want to override. It may be part of standard drupal installation but also part of some module. Copy it to your theme's templates directory and change the way you like. Clear the cache and drupal will re-scan your theme and start using templates you added instead of original one.
I'm a developer but I don't know wordpress well and I have just inherited a wordpress site. There's a missing logo image at the top left next to the menu bar:
I have the image file but I cannot find where that logo/image is configured inside WP. I have gone into the Menus section many times -- I find the menu items but I cannot find where that image is configured. So I need to know where/how to configure that, and also how to make the image size "fixed". By default, when the image was there (before I accidentally deleted it somehow), it stretches/expands when the user scrolls down.
My client is using the "Divi Builder" template, and this template uses some kind of custom layout/template for managing and editing the page.
The Divi theme is being used and here's what it looks like inside theme customization:
So in summary:
Where/how can I find that image setup so I can fix the src to point to the correct image that I have?
How can I prevent its default behavior of expanding while scrolling down?
Thanks!
For logo settings:
Goto dashboard->appearence->divi theme option->Generl settings.
other settings
Support Docs-> Read divi theme documention
The Divi theme is a commercial theme and don't expect people on SO to have access to it. It's best to go to https://www.elegantthemes.com/forum/ for support.
"Where/how can I find that image setup so I can fix the src to point to
the correct image that I have?"
The logo is uploaded and the URL set in theme options, not in the menu options.
"How can I prevent its default behavior of expanding while scrolling
down?"
This is a completely separate question and is a feature of the theme. Ask theme support how to disable it. Or isolate the Javascript and other code and put it in a Fiddle so people can see how it works.
I'm new to editing the footer in magento. I want to use my footer instead of default and managed to remove QUICK LINKS and ACCOUNT according to this, but the 2 footer blocks showing in red block are placed vertically which I wish they are in horizontal and in the same format with the green block(colored title and black links). Please help me out.
For Footer Area, we are divided in two parts for fetching the information.
One part is a static block which created within the Magento admin area (CMS > Static Block).
The other part is held as .phtml / .php / .xml files within the design files.
XML files location: app/design/frontend/PACKAGE_NAME/THEME_NAME/layout/page.xml , app/design/frontend/PACKAGE_NAME/THEME_NAME/layout/cms.xml
Here you will find some footer references which which take you to .phtml files.
Eventually, you will be required to follow this two paths to get all the sections of footer sorted out and you will be able to edit everything at the end as I see it :)
Go to System -> Configuration in the main menu
Go to Developer on the bottom left under ADVANCED
Switch to the store view on the top left to your current website or store view.
Under the Debug tab of the same Developer config page you will see a new option appear that will allow you to turn on/off template path hints.
Then refresh your frontend page. This will help you determine the phtml file that's arranging the layout of divs in your footer. Once found you can overwrite the file if it's a default one into your own theme's folder.
Follow the bellow steps to edit footer :
Got to :
/app/design/frontend/default/yourtheme/template/page/html
Inside html directory you have footer.phtml file. Download and edit.
If you have any query paste in comment.
The links are available on Admin menu -> CMS -> Static Block
Here you choose Footer Links and Add/Modified your required links.
I'm working on my first WordPress project. It won't be a blog but a CMS to quickly edit content and pages on the site.
I've got the header and footer exactly how I want it by editing them in the Appearance -> Editor menu. Under this menu I see quite a few templates that I could use (screen shot http://i.stack.imgur.com/P7IyY.png), some of which I don't even think I'll need or know where they came from. However when I edit my pages and go to the Page Attributes section there is only an option for 1 template (screenshot http://i.stack.imgur.com/UblzD.png). If I select Default Template as my template for the page, only the header and footer seem to load.
I am pretty new to WordPress. Am I suppose to 'activate' these templates somewhere? I only plan to use a handful of them (index pages, contact pages with a sidebar). What am I missing?
Thank you!
You should take a look at the information posted in the WordPress Codex on template files and the like. This image is particularly helpful in getting an understanding for when certain files are used by the WordPress engine to render pages WordPress Template Files Diagram.
You'll find the rest of the information relating to that diagram on this page.
I experienced this issue when using a child theme. I added a new template file to the child theme but the "templates" dropdown did not show on the page options section of any of my pages. I checked and double-checked the formatting of the template file and that was not the issue.
It turns out that my styles.css document in the child theme was not formatted properly and was missing the "template" attribute that designates the parent theme being extended with the child theme. I update the child theme css document to reference the parent template and voila! The template dropdown showed as expected.