Where to edit the WPMU Dev link in footer of Product Theme
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Where to edit the WPMU Dev link in footer of Product Theme
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propic
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17th June 2010 (1 year ago)
Hi,
I'm using the Product Theme.(Child)
In the bottom left, there's the WPMU Dev link to your page.
I'd like to place my affiliate code in there.
Do I update the footer.php in the main theme?
How can I set this up in the child theme?
My guess is that I have to edit the child.css, but not sure how.
Hi,
I'm using the Product Theme.(Child)
In the bottom left, there's the WPMU Dev link to your page.
I'd like to place my affiliate code in there.
Do I update the footer.php in the main theme?
How can I set this up in the child theme?
My guess is that I have to edit the child.css, but not sure how.
@propic: If you want to edit the html you would copy the entire footer and put it in your child theme and do your adjustment. If you only want to change the CSS you can do with CSS file changes only but it seems you want to add code yes not just CSS?
To create a new child footer:
1. Open footer.php
2. Copy contents into a new file along with your changes
3. Save under the child theme making sure you keep the order of the parent as in where the file was in the parent.
4. Make sure you're activating ONLY the child theme and it should all link up
I am currently using the Product Theme (Parent) and would like to download the child theme version, in order to tinker around and test out some things. Can you tell me where I can find and/and or download the Product theme (child version)?
Responses (5)
Member — 17th June 2010 (1 year ago) #
What's your site url?
Theme Designer — 17th June 2010 (1 year ago) #
@propic: If you want to edit the html you would copy the entire footer and put it in your child theme and do your adjustment. If you only want to change the CSS you can do with CSS file changes only but it seems you want to add code yes not just CSS?
To create a new child footer:
1. Open footer.php
2. Copy contents into a new file along with your changes
3. Save under the child theme making sure you keep the order of the parent as in where the file was in the parent.
4. Make sure you're activating ONLY the child theme and it should all link up
Member — 17th June 2010 (1 year ago) #
@damianedwards: I'll let you know when it's ready.
@Tammie: Worked beautifully. Yes, I added code, so I followed your instructions. Awesome.
Theme Designer — 17th June 2010 (1 year ago) #
@propic: No problem, glad it worked.
Member — 27th April 2011 (1 year ago) #
Hi Tammie,
I am currently using the Product Theme (Parent) and would like to download the child theme version, in order to tinker around and test out some things. Can you tell me where I can find and/and or download the Product theme (child version)?
SMILES :0.)
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