My header.php is wonky since upgrading to 5.4.2
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Hopefully this isn't too hard.
I had originally edited my header.php file that was in the default/elements directory of my themes and everything worked great.
After upgrading to 5.4.2 none of my code is there. Though the header.php file seems exactly as I left it. When I check the source in the site none of my edits are there.
Does 5.4.2 use a new location for the header.php file? If so where? If not, what the deuce?
Anyone else have this problem?
I had originally edited my header.php file that was in the default/elements directory of my themes and everything worked great.
After upgrading to 5.4.2 none of my code is there. Though the header.php file seems exactly as I left it. When I check the source in the site none of my edits are there.
Does 5.4.2 use a new location for the header.php file? If so where? If not, what the deuce?
Anyone else have this problem?
55webdesign has the asnwer you need, but just wanted to point out that in the future this kind of situation can be avoided by copying out the theme from inside the "concrete/themes" directory into your top-level "themes" directory and making modifications there -- this way they won't be lost whenever the system is upgraded (because this same thing will keep happening to you every time you update the system otherwise).
Thanks both of you guys. Specially with that root themes tip. I've been trying to get that to work for a while and I kept putting my theme int he wrong place. MUCH APPRECIATED!!!
Try updates/folder/
Yes, we all have a similar problem!
Regards
Steev