Can't remove a bit of text
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Hi guys. A friend of mine started up a website using Concrete5 and after messing around with it for a bit, he asked me to help him. I'm just getting started with it, and there's a stubborn piece of text that I can't get rid off. I have no idea how he added it to his site, but it shows up below the footer on every single page. I looked everywhere to try and get rid of it, but I'm stumped.
Here is the website:
http://www.livingstonlearningcenter.com/...
The bit of text that I can't get rid of is the 'www.facebook.com/livingstonlearningcenter' (at the bottom or the side depending on the size of the browser window).
Any thoughts on how I can remove it? It shows up on every page no matter what theme I use no matter what changes I make.
Thanks in advance.
Here is the website:
http://www.livingstonlearningcenter.com/...
The bit of text that I can't get rid of is the 'www.facebook.com/livingstonlearningcenter' (at the bottom or the side depending on the size of the browser window).
Any thoughts on how I can remove it? It shows up on every page no matter what theme I use no matter what changes I make.
Thanks in advance.
Do you have any jquery/js plugins on that site ? maybe one of them creates this text once after page is loaded ?
When i was inspecting site structure i saw that this text is located as plaintext (without tags) at the end of the div id="headerbg". So check [root]/themes/yourtheme/elements/header.php for this text. Also check elements/footer.php whether this text is contained there.
When i was inspecting site structure i saw that this text is located as plaintext (without tags) at the end of the div id="headerbg". So check [root]/themes/yourtheme/elements/header.php for this text. Also check elements/footer.php whether this text is contained there.
Hello,
It's either hardcoded somewhere or comes from a block.
Use the search function of a text editor that allows you to do multi-file search and check the whole folder. Sublime text 2 can do that. If no result then it's probably a block and if it comes back on every page, it might be in a stack so maybe look there.
Good luck
It's either hardcoded somewhere or comes from a block.
Use the search function of a text editor that allows you to do multi-file search and check the whole folder. Sublime text 2 can do that. If no result then it's probably a block and if it comes back on every page, it might be in a stack so maybe look there.
Good luck
Good idea.
I checked for that text throughout the site and it's not hardcoded anywhere. How can I find out which block is generating it (if that's the case)?
I checked for that text throughout the site and it's not hardcoded anywhere. How can I find out which block is generating it (if that's the case)?
Maybe you can post there, which blocks have you installed? have you checked that 2 files i have told you ? (ftp connection required)
As far as I can see, it might be located at the very bottom of the footer.php file located here:
[root]/packages/theoryblister_checkmate/themes/checkmate/elements/footer.php
[root]/packages/theoryblister_checkmate/themes/checkmate/elements/footer.php
I appreciate all the help, but I still can't get anywhere with this frustrating bit of text. I've checked all the headers and footers for every theme, but it's not hardcoded anywhere. I've ran a search for that text on every single file in the entire website, but nothing shows up. Like I said, the text even rears it's ugly head on the login screen (not the dashboard though).
The only block we installed was for a Calendar, but the text was showing up long before that. It's not given as a choice to be able to edit and I can't find where it's being generated from.
The only block we installed was for a Calendar, but the text was showing up long before that. It's not given as a choice to be able to edit and I can't find where it's being generated from.
Does that footer contain a content area/block? It's possible that that text is actually in the database and is being loaded through an area. If you edit the page do you see anything that might indicate that? You can try searching the btContentLocal table in your database, I believe that's where area content is stored.
I don't think you are going to find this particular piece of text. Your website's name is included in it so most likely that part is generated automatically, I assume by php. Maybe you should be searching only for "facebook".
http://www.livingstonlearningcenter.com/login...
Where in the world is Concrete5 pulling this from?