Beginner, need help with a custom template
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So ... we hired a developer to create a site for us in Concrete 5. She did an awesome job, but has since disappeared. We can't reach her at all. We have a custom layout for a slider on the home page called "ministry slider" ... it allows me to put different pictures in, with text if I want, and then it rotates them. Apparently, she hard coded a "learn more" button into the slider -which I want to get rid of. But I don't know concrete 5 programming, and can't even figure out where to find the coding to upload code samples. If someone can direct me where to look, I'll gladly find the code. My guess is that it wouldn't be hard to get rid of that button if I could actually find the file.
Can anyone help me?
Can anyone help me?
Attached is one more picture - showing the options I have for editing this element on the page.
You may need to look in the "/packages" folder. It may be located under the theme package that is currently active. For example, it may be located at someplace like:
/packages/theme_package/blocks/ministry_slider/
It will likely be the view.php file that you will need to edit.
/packages/theme_package/blocks/ministry_slider/
It will likely be the view.php file that you will need to edit.
Thanks, I found it there ... that was a huge help.
Now ... I know I sound dumber and dumber with each question, but I don't know how to open a PHP file to edit it ... is there a tutorial somewhere that can help me open this view.php file, figure out what's making that "learn more" box appear, and get rid of it?
Now ... I know I sound dumber and dumber with each question, but I don't know how to open a PHP file to edit it ... is there a tutorial somewhere that can help me open this view.php file, figure out what's making that "learn more" box appear, and get rid of it?
Can you show me which block are you using to upload images in slider.
Default image block or some custom block.
If you are using image block
root/blocks/image/view.php or root/blocks/image/templates
if custom block
root/blocks/custom_block_name/view.php
Default image block or some custom block.
If you are using image block
root/blocks/image/view.php or root/blocks/image/templates
if custom block
root/blocks/custom_block_name/view.php
