I have a new blog" its wordpress: and I cant find the location were to edit it" to make the header logo clickable to another webstie: here what i got in edt admin on this theme" my site is http://ganocafecoffee.com Its the FREE MH Magazine Lite Theme: Templates 404 Template (404.php) admin.php (admin/admin.php) Archives (archive.php) Comments (comments.php) content-author-box.php content-header.php content-large.php content-loop.php content-none.php content-page.php content-single.php Theme Footer (footer.php) Theme Functions (functions.php) Theme Header (header.php) Homepage Page Template (homepage.php) Image Attachment Template (image.php) mh-compatibility.php (includes/mh-compatibility.php) mh-custom-functions.php (includes/mh-custom-functions.php) mh-customizer.php (includes/mh-customizer.php) mh-widgets.php (includes/mh-widgets.php) Main Index Template (index.php) Single Page (page.php) Search Results (search.php) Sidebar (sidebar.php) Single Post (single.php) Full Width Page Template (template-full.php) mh-custom-woocommerce.php (woocommerce/mh-custom-woocommerce.php) Styles Stylesheet (style.css) RTL Stylesheet
It's either in the header or the index, although if they're doing something via an admin interface, it might be in the functions file as well.
My question would be what is so good about that template that you're trying to make it work? I'd use a different one and maybe even by-pass all that unnecessary php stuff. You'll be dealing with the same issues again and again in the future. Get a template that you can easily modify anytime you want.
qwikad. its true" it must be mobile friendly though" also were can i get free code edible wp theme from???
Took a look at the theme, and damn is it a mess. I could probably figure out where the elusive main-heading/logo is hiding, and make it work as a link, but I think, in this case, it will be quicker and easier to just find a hook, and put the link in via javascript. Ie, find out what the class on the header/logo is, or if it has an ID, and use some javascript to wrap an <a> around it.
@Aaron111: It's actually default in WordPress that logo and/or header image link to your front page. Not sure why you would want to link your header image to a different site. However, when you check the theme file /includes/mh-custom-functions.php starting on line 132, you'll find this: if (get_header_image()) { echo '<a class="mh-header-image-link" href="' . esc_url(home_url('/')) . '" title="' . esc_attr(get_bloginfo('name')) . '" rel="home">' . "\n"; echo '<img class="mh-header-image" src="' . esc_url(get_header_image()) . '" height="' . esc_attr(get_custom_header()->height) . '" width="' . esc_attr(get_custom_header()->width) . '" alt="' . esc_attr(get_bloginfo('name')) . '" />' . "\n"; echo '</a>' . "\n"; } PHP: You can customize this as you like and link the header image to your preferred location. But keep in mind that when customizing WordPress themes, you should not edit core theme files, but create a child theme instead. Otherwise your changes will be lost after theme updates anyway.