How To Edit This Link In Wordpress Template?

Hi guys,

Theres a link in my wordpress theme template that I don't know how to edit/delete. The link is displaying as a broken image for me in Google Chrome. Its at the bottom of the main content on my blog - just below the images on the "Photostream". The link is to "...hubbleprints.com/foot2".

I've tried searching the theme I use and in widgets but can't seem to find anything.

You can view the link on any pages at my blog - http://www.footyblog.net


Thanks for any help!

 

If the theme you are using is free send it to me. I will check it

 

Unfortunately I think I paid for this one.. its called Aggregate.. thanks for offering to help.

 

Try to check some files I list bellow:

functions.php
footer.php
*ad*.php
...

hope that can help

 

Annoyingly I've searched through all of the files on the Aggregate theme for the link text but I found nothing!

 

Try to see if you attached the corresponding thumbnail properly.
You may sometimes get glitches with themes from Elegant Themes if you didn't attached any thumbnail.

BTW, If you really bought this theme, you'll be having access to Elegant Themes forum where you'll find more competent users (or the theme makers themselves) who will help you

 

I have a tip for you:

- Open style.css in your theme folder
- Search #ad-720
- Insert display:none end of other elements but before }
- Save and enjoy...
-...
- Maybe give me a beer LOLZ

 

You can also check for the function base64_decode inside of your theme files. There wont be many. Try decoding one of those encoded strings, using http://www.opinionatedgeek.com/dotnet/tools/base64decode/, and check if you find the required text (the url in your case.)

cheers

 

Hi thanks for the tip but isn't this cheating a bit? Lol, I mean, I was hoping to find out where the link actually is, and then delete it that way..

Thanks!

 

Anybody able to help explain how to remove or edit this link? Thanks

 

Can you not contact the the individual who created it?

 

How about opening all the theme files in notepad++ and using the find Ctrl+f and selecting "Find all in all opened documents" Use word ad-720. That is what I usually do when having a hard time to find a spesific thing or a line of a code.

 

Thanks for the suggestion but I've tried the above and couldn't find anything

 

Really strange. It has to be somewhere! There is a #ad-720 { text-align: center; padding-bottom: 32px; } line in the theme´s css. Both in your modified theme and the live preview in the theme makers site. But you can´t find this line in your css file?

Did you put that image and link ....hubbleprints.com/foot2 yourself in the theme or was it already there?

wish it was a free theme so I could download it and look up myself

 

best answer is this below

 

In source, it is:
<div id="ad-720"> <a href="http://www.hubbleprints.com/foot2"><img src="http://www.hubbleprints.com/foot2/wp-content/image/ad-3.gif" class="728_image" alt=""></a>

</div> <!-- end #ad-720 -->

Do you have anything encoded with base64 in your theme files?
Or do you have a theme settings page? I think there is an advertise block, from where it is coming. Not sure though!

 

See if you have the file: /includes/widgets/widget-728.php
And search for:
<a href="<?php echo $imageUrl; ?>"><img src="<?php echo $imagePath; ?>" class="728_image" alt="" /></a>

I think you should check the theme settings. It should have a specially designed admin panel just for this theme. Try looked under "Ad Management". Maybe you find the link and the image url there.

And another thing. If you bought the theme as you say then why don't you ask for support from ElegantThemes?