Editing in HTML
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I apologize in advance if this has been answered, but I've searched extensively for an answer to this one and found nothing.
I am not finding anywhere to edit HTML in concrete 5. I have my site set up how I want it for the most part, but I'm trying to remove the site name from page header. The answer I found stated that this code needs to be removed from the html code within the site. I cannot figure out how or if its possible to edit html from within the concrete interface. Secondly, I am not sure where to access the directory structure to edit these files offline.
I am not finding anywhere to edit HTML in concrete 5. I have my site set up how I want it for the most part, but I'm trying to remove the site name from page header. The answer I found stated that this code needs to be removed from the html code within the site. I cannot figure out how or if its possible to edit html from within the concrete interface. Secondly, I am not sure where to access the directory structure to edit these files offline.
for defaut copy root/concrete/themes/default to root/themes/default, and then edit the files in there.
As of yet you cannot directly access the .php and .html files from within the Concrete5 interface.
If you are using a theme you installed as a package from the market place then you can find your files in here:
your sites root/packages/your_theme/themes/your_theme/
look in the elements folder for the header.php to see if the code for the site name is in there. if not, then you will have to edit each of the theme's .php files to remove the code manually.
like 12345j has said, if you are using a default theme that came installed with concrete5 then the location will be different. follow his path location.
If you are using a theme you installed as a package from the market place then you can find your files in here:
your sites root/packages/your_theme/themes/your_theme/
look in the elements folder for the header.php to see if the code for the site name is in there. if not, then you will have to edit each of the theme's .php files to remove the code manually.
like 12345j has said, if you are using a default theme that came installed with concrete5 then the location will be different. follow his path location.
Where can you access those files mentioned above? Do you have to ssh in or can you do so within concrete5?
