I created my own site using wordpress and I want to edit some code in some PHP files, but I don't know how to find my code file in the host. Can someone tell me how to find these files?
You can't edit in this files because source file is about server side.you can find the css files but not the source files. however, it's not advisable to edit a core file.
There is no solution to find out source file by any tool. because source file is about server side. you can find out css file name or path by firebug tool, but not the path of source code file.
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We use a 3rd party service for our directory - until now they've included a CSS editor which saves to file and then the CSS path is used in our template. Recently they've removed this so now we cannot edit our CSS file.
I am now looking for a service which offers a FILE MANAGER (HTML/CSS EDITOR) where we can update our CSS > save to file > obtain path and put this into our template.
We use imagekit.io so one option is to edit the CSS in a txt document and re-upload to imagekit.io but this is a time consuming process.
Thankyou :)
After some thought it's probably easiest to copy CSS into a .txt file , rename to .css and upload into imagekit.io for the file path.
I have a zip file ready at disposal and I want to host it on my page and provide download link to it. can anybody help me?
You can save file on your directory and provide your website link with that file like
Website URL: http://xdomain.com/yourpage.aspx
Save file using server.map path with directory Files in http://xdomain.com/Files/zipfile.zip
Provide this link to download as http://xdomain.com/Files/zipfile.zip
Hi I'm new to Elgg framework i'm looking for change the themes of the my site, i have used sea themes,pab_theme,puritythree_theme, and i was open the pluigins in admin page, i can't activated the themes
seatheme
This plugin is invalid: The required file "start.php" is missing.
Check the Elgg documentation for troubleshooting tips
the above message was show, so how can i will change the themes
Every plugin (and themes are plugins) needs to have a start.php file in the root of the plugin's directory. So the path should look something like:
Elgg/mod/seatheme/start.php
The theme needs to reside in the mod dir, and it must have a start file. If, for some reason it doesn't, then you would get that error.
Are you really trying to load three themes? Generally people only load one. I don't think that this is the cause of the error though.
It would be good if you spent some time with the Elgg documentation, specifically: http://docs.elgg.org/wiki/Themes
I had the same problem but I found the solution. You have to download the zip file of the theme, unzip the file, open the file and if you find another file inside you must send that file to the mod file. Basically the directory would be Theme->Theme-> The rest of the files with start.php in it.
So you would have to send the second folder to the mod folder.
I'm using WAMP to develop a small PHP application. I'm also using Cygwin + Oh-My-Zsh to manage my git repository that contains the .html and .php files for the application. My source files exist in a directory outside of the www directory, so I created a hard link via ln to the source files. This appears to work at first, but any changes I make in my working directory are not reflected in the linked files. How do I fix this? I haven't been able to find any information about this particular problem, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
A while ago I downloaded the latest version (3.1) of the CKEditor text editor.
The directory name was ckeditor and I deleted the ckeditor/_source and ckeditor/_samples sub-directories, then I referenced the ckeditor.js file in my html pages, like so :
<script type="text/javascript" src="ckeditor/ckeditor.js"></script>
This works well. To make config changes, I have been modifying the ckeditor/config.js file.
However, as of late, I have been reading various web resources that say 'do not delete the _source' folder and other such ominous messages.
What is this _source folder?
What is all the stuff at the root of the ckeditor folder? and,
What is safe to remove from the folder?
The _source folder are all the uncompressed scripts, and should be used just to read, learn and modify the code (that you must compress afterwards). It shouldn't be available in a production server.
The *.HTML files are docs for you to read
The *.php and *.asp are server integration that you don't need in the way that you are using
The *_source.js and ckeditor.pack are used to work with the _source folder and then generate the compressed version
The adapters folder includes other integration (currently jQuery)
I was wondering the same thing. I think it's explained pretty well on this page:
http://docs.cksource.com/CKEditor_3.x/Developers_Guide/Minimum_Setup